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Eldense confirms agreement for sale to Lionel Messi

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo10 September 2026 at 12:22

The Spanish club Eldense confirmed a preliminary agreement for the sale of its ownership to Lionel Messi. The information was confirmed by the club itself, which publicly announced having reached a preliminary understanding with the buying party.

The deal involves Eldense club, which currently competes in lower divisions of Spanish football, and Lionel Messi, considered one of the best football players in history. The specific details of the agreement were not disclosed in the article.

The article mentions that the deal raises legal doubts in Spain, suggesting that the transaction may face challenges related to Spanish legislation applicable to this type of sports and commercial operations.

The operation comes at a time when Messi remains active in football, playing for Inter Miami in the United States, although the article does not specify whether the player would be directly involved in the purchase or if it would be an investment through an associated group.

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