New chairman Joan Laporta quickly planned to rebuild Barcelona, ​​with Lionel Messi retaining and buying Kylian Mbappe.

bongdatructuyen Not out of the prediction of experts, Joan Laporta officially returned to the presidency of Barcelona, ​​at the time of winning the election with 54.28% of the vote.

Joan Laporta first became Barca's chair in 2003, leaving with the historic transfer of Ronaldinho.

The sports policy outlined by Joan Laporta helped Barca win the 2006 European Club Football Championship, the foundation for a brilliant period at the top of the popular team's history that continued.

Laporta - lawyer, politician - in office until 2010, plus Barca won 12 titles. In it, owns 2 Champions League and 4 La Liga.

Immediately back, Laporta was confident about keeping Lionel Messi at the Nou Camp.

Remarkably, Messi participated in the vote. This is the first time the Premier League has voted in the Barca presidential election.

"Messi loves Barca, and I will encourage you to continue to stick with the club", Mr. Laporta said after winning the election bet169

"This is a full 20-year period when a boy comes to own Barca.

Seeing the best striker in football history to vote with his son, and to participate in a typical Barca event, is of great significance.

Messi loves Barca, and that's very important. Purpose that love will encourage him later, as most of us would like.

After the victory ceremony, I will call Messi and do everything I can in the financial capacity of the team.

The final decision belongs to Messi. But money is certainly not the most important thing. "

Meanwhile, according to Diario Gol, the plan to find Kylian Mbappe was also deployed by Mr. Laporta.

A team of 58-year-old new president's associates is in Paris, and is ready to negotiate the Mbappe deal.

Laporta agrees to bring Antoine Griezmann - a player who has always been opposed by the main forces at the Nou Camp - to negotiate Bongdalive

If the glory in choosing Mbappe to kick the pair to own Messi, it will be the resounding glory of Laporta and Barca in sports and commerce, especially before the real rival.