Didac Aguirre Leo Messi Left Barça Because of Florentino's Fault: They Confirm What Happened
Florentino surprises with his recently revealed action and was involved in Messi's exit from Barça
It's well known that Florentino Pérez is one of the most important figures in the current soccer world. Obviously, being one of the presidents of the most important teams on the planet, his relevance in various places is significant. However, very little could be expected that he would have a role in Lionel Messi's departure from Barcelona.
Against all odds, the president of the white team was involved in what was a traumatic moment for all Barcelona fans. This was because Joan Laporta, president of the Catalan team, was about to agree to the CVC deal to prevent his departure. However, Florentino, in a supportive manner, informed Ferran Reverter of the danger of this decision.
With this, they ultimately ended up backing out of the opportunity to renew the Argentine and thus disentangle ties with his services. An action that has brought a great number of problems to the current president of the Barça team.
Florentino was involved
For many Barcelona fans, the fact that Florentino Pérez is involved in this operation immediately makes him a villain in their story. Just imagining the fact that the president of the rival club is involved in the departure of their greatest legend is unbelievable.
However, this action was with the full interest of preventing Barcelona from getting into a worse mess. Considering their financial situation today and that they are still suffering from it, it was the best possible decision.
The departure of the Argentine player meant stopping the payment of exorbitant amounts to a player who was no longer delivering the expected level. A bond that surely, if it had continued, could have ended in a true tragedy for the blaugranas.
He did it as a favor
Even though there will be some who will try to twist the story as always in favor of Barça, what Florentino did was the best thing that could have happened to them. Although surely many Madridists would have refrained from warning just to see the main rival sink. A conclusion we can only imagine, but that we can never prove after all.
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