
Lionel Messi has taken a major step off the pitch by acquiring full ownership of Spanish lower-division side UE Cornellà.
The Inter Miami CF captain reportedly completed a deal that gives him 100 percent control of the club, making him its outright owner.
UE Cornellà currently compete in Spain’s third tier and are enjoying a strong campaign, sitting third in their group.
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The team is just five points behind league leaders and has already secured a playoff spot as they push for promotion.
Messi’s move into club ownership mirrors a growing trend among top footballers investing in teams. His longtime rival, Cristiano Ronaldo, recently purchased a stake in UD Almería earlier this year.
The development marks another milestone in Messi’s illustrious career, as he begins to build a legacy beyond his achievements on the field.
