Messi has preliminary agreement to acquire Spanish club Eldense
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Messi has preliminary agreement to acquire Spanish club Eldense

Correio da Manhã10 September 2026 at 12:12

Lionel Messi is in advanced negotiations to acquire the Spanish club Eldense, with a preliminary agreement having been reached for the operation. The Argentine striker, considered one of the greatest football players of all time, intends to expand his investments in sports through football.

This acquisition could become Messi's second club controlled in Spain. The first was Cornellà, a club from the lower divisions of Spanish football, which the Argentine bought in April last year, showing growing interest in sports management.

Eldense is a club based in Elda, in the Valencian Community, that competes in the lower divisions of Spanish football. Messi's possible entry as owner could represent a significant boost for the club, both in financial terms and international visibility.

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