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LaLiga: Barcelona reveal plan for Messi’s return
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LaLiga: Barcelona reveal plan for Messi’s return

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Barcelona president, Joan Laporta, has revealed that the Spanish club is planning a tribute for Lionel Messi.

Messi played for the Catalans between 2003 and 2021, winning numerous trophies and individual awards.

The Argentina captain left Barca for Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent.

Although he has announced his retirement from the Argentina national team, Messi is still playing his club football with Inter Miami.

Laporta has now confirmed they plan to honour Messi when the Spotify Camp Nou is ready in 2028.

He said: “We are planning for the Leo Messi tribute once the Spotify Camp Nou is

completed.

“It will be a beautiful tribute. We hope to complete the stadium by the start of 2028.”

LaLiga: Barcelona reveal plan for Messi’s return

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