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Messi confirmed as new owner of Spanish club CD Eldense

Argentine superstar Lionel Messi has been confirmed as the new owner of Spanish football club CD Eldense, his second club ownership venture in Spain. Read More: https://punchng.com/messi-confirmed-as-new-owner-of-spanish-club-cd-eldense/

Messi confirmed as new owner of Spanish club CD Eldense

Lionel Messi has officially become the new owner of Spanish football club CD Eldense, expanding his growing portfolio of club investments in Spain. CD Eldense confirmed the ownership change on X on Thursday, stating that Messi has successfully acquired the club and will now guide its future direction. This move adds Eldense to the list of Messi's club ventures, following his previous ownership of UE Cornellà.

The Argentine football legend's involvement in Eldense is anticipated to draw international attention to the club as it seeks to enhance both its sporting and commercial prospects. The development signifies a new phase in Messi's journey from a football star to a prominent figure in club ownership and football business. Real Madrid has urged UEFA to conclude the Negreira case investigation.

CD Eldense, founded in 1921, now embarks on a new chapter with the goal of strengthening its position in professional football while honoring its rich history and the distinctive blue-and-red identity. The club's acquisition is subject to the necessary authorization from the CSD, in accordance with the stipulations of Sports Law.

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