According to Sport, Messi and his team's plan to acquire Eldense has become reality. The club was chosen for its development potential and future prospects. However, the deal still requires completion of final formalities.

Messi did not want to invest in an already-established major club. Instead, he sought to start with a team with room to grow, with the goal of elevating Eldense to the highest possible level. Compared to more prominent clubs, Eldense requires less investment, fewer connections, and lower operational pressure.

Eldense currently enjoys sound financial health and recently joined the professional football system. The club competes in Segunda División, not far from La Liga. Reports indicate that in recent years, similarly-sized clubs have achieved better-than-expected results under professional management.

Messi and his team do not view Eldense as a short-term experiment or a plaything. If final formalities are completed successfully, they plan to assemble a top-tier working team of trusted individuals. The club has already completed several signings in the final stages of the transfer window, recruiting players who attracted interest from promotion-contending teams, and investing funds to complete deals—demonstrating an immediate commitment to improving competitiveness.

Reports also note that such ventures require restraint, citing Ronaldo's experience with Valladolid as an example. Messi's choice of Eldense involved particular considerations, and this high demand may have driven the club's first major decision: the departure of Claudio Barragán.

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