[Reborn] [Barcelona Dynasty] [Financial Tycoon] [Power Fantasy] [Behind the Scenes]
In 2017, when Neymar left for Paris for a staggering 220 million euros, the glory days of Camp Nou seemed to be over. Crushed by enormous debts and burdened with an aging squad, the club's president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, mockingly nicknamed “Doraemon,” looked set to drag the Blaugrana into an abyss of mediocrity.
But at that moment, the wheels of fate turned backward, and memories from the future awakened in the darkest hour. In this life, he refused to be the spendthrift reviled by everyone. He vowed to become the financial mastermind in control of the Blaugrana empire.
Amid the high-stakes capital games of Wall Street, he cashed out at the peak of the Bitcoin market, pocketing 160 million, and used leverage to kick-start plans for a new stadium, bending Financial Fair Play rules to his will.
Facing a dressing room full of decorated veterans, he cast off his “nice guy” mask: he used an iron fist to force Pique to take a pay cut, then coldly packaged Umtiti, who was saving himself for the World Cup, as a “shop-window display” and sold him at a premium.
From snatching up De Jong and De Ligt to bringing in Mane and Eriksen, his almost miraculous transfer dealings gave Messi the finest supporting cast and bodyguards. On the Camp Nou pitch, capital and football waged an epic battle for supremacy: a title defense as sextuple winners, and three consecutive Champions League titles!
The president once dismissed as a joke went on to become Barcelona's savior and Catalonia's uncrowned king. Thanks to him, the once-fractured Blaugrana forged an ironclad order.
When the new Camp Nou was completed and Messi lifted the eighth Ballon d'Or of his career, Bartomeu stood on the presidential dais and looked down upon the world, announcing the birth of a Blaugrana dynasty, richer than nations and invincible in battle.
It is rare to write a novel about Messi and Barcelona. Basically, the football articles on Tomato are either about the Big 6 of the Premier League or the counterattacks of niche teams. Basically, they regard Barcelona as the final boss. Few people pay attention to the decline of Barcelona after the Dream III, let alone the Hong Kong incident. After that, there were originally some novels about Messi that were directly eunuchs or turned negative because of public opinion and comments. It was a pity that they didn't pay attention to what would be followed at all. They only made fun of the whole process. I also hope that everyone will not be led to vent on the Internet and let the bullets fly for a while. I wish the author will write better and better, and I wish everyone happy every day 💕
As Sami Iron support, it's great to watch! Daxiong can really stand up and his financial situation is good. I don't even dare to think about it now 😢 😢
Well written. Barcelona fans gather!
As a fan of Barcelona, compared to the current Barcelona, reading the novel is like dreaming, and the author's signings are also very reasonable. Barcelona just lost the top spot a few days ago. I don't know when will they become the European hegemon again like in the novel 😢 It feels like the author wrote Flick too unhumanly. In fact, in today's Barcelona, although Flick has strict rules, his daily training is more like a little old man, and he even makes jokes with Pedri and the others.
Can I update ten pictures a day? I'm really willing to do anything. It's so pretty, I have some ideas!
Being a Barcelona fan undoubtedly fills my heart with regrets The author must write about 19 Mei!! Eternal pain 😢
Very good. It is rare to see Barcelona written about Bartomeu's period. It is indeed very attractive and worthy of praise.
The writing style of Tomato Football is very good. Come on, author, please write more.
Old fans, the writing is very good, come on Chairman, there is no competition in this field. The article has many details and is much more professional than a novice article. Good news for Barcelona fans. It is very comfortable to read.
It's so good, I have no problem understanding football finance, and my writing style is also good. Hasn't the author written this kind of football article before?