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Messi's departure jeopardizes Barcelona’s restructuring plan

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MADRID – Lionel Messi’s surprise decision to leave Barcelona has dealt a blow to the club’s restructuring project even before it began.Shortly after the humiliating 8-2 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, Barcelona said it wanted to make “profound changes to the first team.”Barcelona was basing its revamp on Messi, hoping he would help the team rebuild with new players and a new coach.

But the type of changes the team began implementing may have actually turned him away.Messi hasn’t been happy with club directors all season, and he apparently also didn’t like when incoming coach Ronald Koeman began telling some key players they were not in his plans.What might have upset him the most was the decision to get rid of Luis Suárez,.

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