Лионель Месси приобрёл испанский футбольный клуб «Эльденсе»
Аргентинский футболист стал владельцем клуба, выступающего во втором дивизионе чемпионата Испании.
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Аргентинский футболист Лионель Месси приобрёл испанский футбольный клуб «Эльденсе», выступающий во втором дивизионе чемпионата Испании.
О сделке сообщила пресс-служба команды, не раскрыв финансовых условий приобретения.
Новый владелец
Подробности о дальнейших планах Месси относительно развития клуба, его состава или инфраструктуры пока не уточняются.
«Эльденсе» становится одним из футбольных клубов, связанных с именем Месси, который ранее построил карьеру в «Барселоне», а затем выступал за клубы в других странах.
Пресс-служба клуба не сообщила, когда новый владелец планирует представить дальнейшую стратегию управления командой.
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