"Messi can not go like this": the cry generalised of the barcelonismo

"Messi can not go like this", with this headline the journalist of the newspaper Sport German Bona, expressed what is a feeling generalised in the barcelonismo, after the new shipwreck of the FC Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League, this time in front of the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), of the champion of the world in 2018 Kylian Mbappé, the one who did of everything less than doing of viewer when marking four of the five goals of the Frenchmen in an eliminatory that culminated 2-5 in the global.

"Disappointment after disappointment that has suffered of a special way in his meats Leo Messi, by his barcelonismo and because no deserves it to him. It is inexplicable that with the best of the world in his rows, the Barcelona balance from the conquest of the 'orejona' in 2015 have been some semifinals, four quarter-finals and some eighth, the ones of this same season", wrote the mentioned communicator, in his article published in said newspaper.

However, dio step to the hope on the continuity of the Argentinian in the group culé, afterwards that it loomed in the past summer with abandoning it with Josep Maria Bartomeu at the front still. A decision, that, according to the own words of the player, will take it during what remains of the present course and only will give it to know until then.

For Bona, only exist three reasons that can avoid that Messi do not play for the FC Barcelona in the next season: "His commitment with the Barça, the arrival of Joan Laporta and the irruption of the youngsters", that emphasized in "have to be his big motivation". It manifested that it is conscious that far has remained the Champions conquered with Luis Enrique, but remarked the youth and talent of the current staff.

Trust the juvenile project

"The irruption of youngsters like Pedri, Ansu, Ilaix and company have to be the big motivation of Messi to convince that there is project of future and osiers to conquer his fifth Champions with the Barça after Paris (2006), Rome (2009), Wembley (2011) and Berlin (2015)", sustained.