Former Barcelona captain Carles Puyol wrote a message on his Twitter account and Luis Suárez repliedafter learning of Lionel Messi’s decision to leave Barcelona. The Argentinean superstar wants to leave the club after spending his entire career at the Camp Nou.
Messi sent a letter to the club officials telling them his final decision. Fans, players and even former club’s presidents reacted on social media and sports programs, and one of them was Barcalegend Puyol, who was Messi’s teammate for 10 years in Barcelona’s first team.
Meanwhile, Suárez, who was told by Barcelona new manager Ronald Koemanthat he would not be needed for next season, replied to Puyol’s message. But Puyol and Suárez were not the only well-known players whowrotemessages on their social media accounts.
Carles Puyol’s message to Lionel Messi
“Respect and admiration, Leo. All my support, friend,” wrote Puyol on his Twitter official account. Suárez showed his support by replying the message. This will be the end of an era for Barcelona, with Messi and Suárez both leaving the club.
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— Luis Suarez (@LuisSuarez9) August 25, 2020
Players react to Messi’ decision
Players from different parts of the world reacted to Lionel Messi’s decision to leave Barcelona and wrote messages on their social media accounts. Luis Figo, Rio Ferdinand, Luis García and Gary Lineker are some of them.
I still don’t believe it !! I don’t want to believe it. Whatever may happen, I hope Messi and the club don’t have a fight… still don’t belive it !!
— Luis Garcia (@luchogarcia14) August 25, 2020
Uau!! Otro momento histórico!!! https://t.co/aX12rTos4U
— Luís Figo (@LuisFigo) August 25, 2020
Just heard Frank Lampard is now in for #messi
Some window this if Lamps pulls this off !!— Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) August 25, 2020
If Messi is to leave @FCBarcelona by activating a release clause, then I hope the club try to help, not hinder him. He’s been fiercely loyal and their greatest ever player. It would be terribly sad if it finished with a fight between the player and the club.
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) August 25, 2020





