Lionel Messi has reportedly expanded his growing investment portfolio by acquiring 100 percent of Spanish Segunda División side CD Eldense.
The former Barcelona and Argentina captain is now set to take full ownership of the club, which currently competes in Spain’s second tier, in what represents another major step into football ownership for the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner.
Messi’s latest investment comes after hisomo involvement with UD Cornellà, a Catalan club, further strengthening his ties to Spanish football beyond his legendary playing career.
The acquisition of CD Eldense adds another dimension to Messi’s post-playing ambitions, with the Argentine icon increasingly becoming involved in the business side of football.
The move could also provide Messi with an opportunity to develop the club’s sporting and commercial profile while potentially creating a pathway for young talents within Spain.
Messi remains one of the most influential figures in world football, and his decision to take ownership of a La Liga 2 club is expected to attract significant attention both in Spain and internationally.
Messi’s Growing Football Empire
The CD Eldense acquisition follows Messi’s earlier investment in UD Cornellà and signals the football legend’s increasing interest in club ownership and development.
With 100 percent ownership of Eldense, Messi will have significant control over the club’s future direction as it competes for success in Spanish football.
