The Reconstruction of Red and Blue Begins with Messi's Departure

"Red and Blue Reconstruction: Starting from Messi's Departure" When the cheers at Camp Nou were still frozen in the footage of Messi crying goodbye, Lin Feng traveled through time and became Barcelona's new sports director. What is before us is a more dazzling endgame than the data sheet: Messi's forward collapsed after leaving the team, the locker room was filled with despair and doubts, the board of directors forced him to "stop losses in three months" with a deficit report, and die-hard fans surrounded the office with slogans "Get Out of Barcelona". He has no golden fingers, only awe of the rules of football and an understanding of the red and blue blood. With a budget of 20 million euros in the winter window, he sent away Umtiti and other redundant personnel, spent 15 million to sign Selinha to fill the right back hole, and signed Adama Traore without signing to awaken fans' memories of youth training. At that time, no one believed that this oriental man who said at the press conference that "Barcelona does not need the next Messi, but needs a group of Barcelona people" could turn this giant ship around. The summer window is the key to breaking the situation. Faced with a debt of 130 million euros, he dismantled the broadcast rights in exchange for signing funds, used 48 million euros to persuade Lewandowski to leave Bayern, 75 million euros to bring Bellingham from Dortmund to the Nou Camp, and loaned Cancelo to make up for the shortcomings on the left. What's even more risky is that he pushed young players from the youth training such as Garvey and Balde to the main bench, allowing De Jong and Bellingham to build a new skeleton in the midfield. On Harvey's tactical board, passing and controlling is no longer a dogma. Ter Stegen's long pass started the attack, De Jong's side separation was as precise as a scalpel, Bellingham's back insertion tore up the defense, and Lewandowski's grabbing points formed a wonderful chemical reaction with Garvey's agility. The stumbling start from La Liga,