According to Tycsports, Eldense interim head coach Josep Ferrando responded to rumors that Messi might acquire the club, expressing his hope that the deal will go through.

Messi's playing career is nearing its end, and he is beginning to involve himself in football from a different angle. As he prepares to announce his retirement from the Argentina national team, the Argentine superstar is expected to become the main shareholder of Segunda División side Eldense, and new coach Ferrando has commented on the matter.

"I hope Messi's arrival can be realized. This is very important news for the city of Elda and for Eldense, and we should be proud of it. We are a developing club, and it is an honor that the best player in the world is interested in acquiring us," said Ferrando, who took over as interim manager following Claudio Barragán's departure. He added, "We are trying to completely isolate ourselves from external news and focus on the match against Sporting Gijón, which is crucial for us."

However, he was also frank in acknowledging: "This is a special week, and we are filled with hope. Whatever happens in the future, we must focus on our daily work and fight to earn three points." He continued, "We need to improve our competitiveness further, just as we did in the last match against Mallorca."

According to Spanish media reports, Messi will acquire all shares of the club, which is located in Elda, Alicante province, without involving any third parties. Messi is currently a shareholder of third-tier Spanish club CE L'Hospitalet and co-owns Uruguayan third-tier club Deportivo Maldonado with Luis Suárez. Additionally, he is involved in the family project Leones FC, a club headed by his brother Matías, which competes in Argentina's Primera C.

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