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Lionel Messi wants to leave Barcelona, where is he going?
According to an ESPN report, Man City coach Pep Guardiola and Messi spoke on the phone last week to discuss the possibility of him making a move there.
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Messi tells Barca he wishes to leave - club source
The club source said Messi, who has spent his entire career at Barca, informed the club about his desire to leave by sending a burofax, a service used in Spain to urgently dispatch a document that requires proof to third parties.
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Messi contemplates Barca exit - reports
Marca, Spain’s biggest selling daily, said the Argentine told Koeman that he was more likely to leave the club than to stay, while AS declared on its cover ‘Messi sees himself leaving’.
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Barcelona appoint Koeman as new coach - club statement
Koeman, who has left his role as manager of the Netherlands, has signed a two-year-deal with Barcelona, who sacked Quique Setien on Monday after he presided over the club’s worst defeat ever in European competition.
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Barcelona sack coach Setien following Bayern drubbing
Quique Setien, 61, was appointed in January after the club sacked two-time league winner Ernesto Valverde despite his side sitting top of the La Liga standings on goal difference.
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Barcelona star Pique: 'We have hit rock bottom'
Thomas Mueller and Philippe Coutinho both scored twice as the German double winners blew Barca away in a merciless display that will prompt serious questions over Lionel Messi's future in Spain.
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Messi's toughest task as Barcelona face up to Bayern Munich
The only surviving former winners of European club football's greatest prize, with five titles each, meet in a heavyweight Champions League quarter-final behind closed doors at the Estadio da Luz.
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Messi scores twice as Barca finish with five-goal rout over Alaves
Lionel Messi should claim a record seventh La Liga golden boot after scoring twice in a 5-0 win over Alaves on Sunday.
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Real Madrid clinch 34th La Liga title with game to spare
Benzema's double included a second-half penalty at the empty Alfredo di Stefano Stadium as Madrid moved seven points clear to end Barcelona's two-year hold on the trophy.
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Barcelona stay in touch with Real Madrid and send down rivals Espanyol
A cagey contest at Camp Nou exploded into life for six frantic minutes at the start of the second half as Ansu Fati and Pol Lozano were sent off, leaving each side with 10 men before Suarez struck.
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'We have an obligation to re-sign Messi' says Barcelona president
The president said he was happy with the direction of the club and maintained he had been right to replace Ernesto Valverde in January.
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Messi will finish career at Barca says club president
The 33-year-old Messi, who signed his last contract in 2017, has become more outspoken against the club’s hierarchy in the last year.
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Messi doubts reflect chaos at Barcelona
Messi's contract is due to expire next year and the Argentinian has reportedly stopped talks due to frustrations with the direction of the club.
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Barcelona to sign Miralem Pjanic from Juventus for initial €60m
The 30-year-old will move to the Camp Nou on a four-year deal once the current, delayed season has been completed.
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Ramos free-kick sends Madrid back to top of La Liga
Madrid's victory at the Alfredo di Stefano Stadium means they are level again on points with Barcelona but sit above their title rivals in the table due to a superior head-to-head record.
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Barcelona grind out Bilbao win to put pressure back on Madrid
Madrid will return to the summit if they beat struggling Real Mallorca on Wednesday but Barcelona's victory at least puts the pressure back on Zinedine Zidane's side, whose upward momentum is yet to be reflected by the table.
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Ramos injured but Madrid go top after edging out Real Sociedad
Karim Benzema continued his excellent form by adding a second at Anoeta and while Mikel Merino gave Real Sociedad hope with seven minutes left, Madrid held on to go above Barca on head-to-head.
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Real and Man United remain football's most valuable, says KPMG
La Liga giants Real Madrid lead a list of the continent's 32 most valuable teams as of 1 January, with KPMG estimating the value of the 13-time European champions at nearly 3.5 billion euros ($3.88 billion), with United in second place at 3.342 billion euros.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid players begin virus testing
Barca captain Lionel Messi and France international Antoine Griezmann were among players pictured arriving one by one in their cars at the club's training centre early Wednesday morning.
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Barca coach not convinced by plans to restart La Liga
La Liga has been on hold since March 10 due to the pandemic although president Javier Tebas has said matches could start up again on either May 29, June 7 or June 28, most likely without spectators.
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More chaos at Barcelona as six directors quit
Two of the club’s four vice presidents, Emili Rousaud and Enrique Tombas, were among those to announce their resignation in a letter.
