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Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman says he is excited to start the new La Liga season by forgetting the past. Barcelona, ​​without Lionel Messi at the Nou Camp, will start the new season of Spanish top division football with a game against Real Sociedad on Sunday.

Messi's departure was painful for all Barcelona supporters. But players like him have contributed to the club, "Komyan told a news conference." We will miss him a lot. He was the most important player in club history. But we cannot dwell on the past. Many things have changed. I am very excited about the new season. '
"Once our injured players return, we will have a strong team that can achieve great success. The team has experienced players and we are ready to play. We have five weeks of preparation experience before La Liga. Where Messi was not, 'said Commune, pointing to the team's balance without Messi.

Barcelona have made it clear that they have no choice but to lose Messi. Because the club is burdened with a mountain of debt of 1.2 billion euros and is struggling to reduce it. The club said Messi's salary had reached 110 per cent of La Liga's financial governance.

Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman says he is excited to start the new La Liga season by forgetting the past. Barcelona, ​​without Lionel Messi at the Nou Camp, will start the new season of Spanish top division football with a game against Real Sociedad on Sunday.




Messi's departure was painful for all Barcelona supporters. But players like him have contributed to the club, "Komyan told a news conference." We will miss him a lot. He was the most important player in club history. But we cannot dwell on the past. Many things have changed. I am very excited about the new season. '
"Once our injured players return, we will have a strong team that can achieve great success. The team has experienced players and we are ready to play. We have five weeks of preparation experience before La Liga. Where Messi was not, 'said Commune, pointing to the team's balance without Messi.

Barcelona have made it clear that they have no choice but to lose Messi. Because the club is burdened with a mountain of debt of 1.2 billion euros and is struggling to reduce it. The club said Messi's salary had reached 110 per cent of La Liga's financial governance.




Barcelona announced on Saturday that their key players Jordi Alba, Sergei Roberto, Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets had agreed to cut their salaries. "We have a good understanding of the club's financial situation. So help is needed in every way. This agreement of the players should be appreciated, 'said Commune.

He is hoping for a new player's contract. "We have a shortage of strikers. So the possibility of signing a striker of a different nature is being discussed, 'he added,' but the contract will be in a way that does not violate good economic governance. '
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