Messi lashes out at Abidal in deepening Barcelona crisis
Argentine star player for Barcelona Lionel Messi has lashed out at sporting director Eric Abidal in a social media post that has plunged the team into crisis. Messi objected against Abidal laying the blame for the removal of Barcelona's manager Ernesto Valverde on the team's players, stating they had been dissatisfied with his management.
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Lionel Messi won’t leave Barcelona for at least one more season
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FC Barcelona return to training, all eyes on La Liga now
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