"Traitor. Don't bring him back": why did Messi upset the Barcelona fans?
The Paris Saint-Germain star liked Lautro Martins' post after the show against Barcelona and turned some of the fans against him: "It hurts more than the draw"
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14/10/2022
Friday, October 14, 2022, 2:13 p.m. Updated: 2:17 p.m.
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Barcelona are still licking their wounds following the 3:3 draw against Inter, a dramatic draw that for them was like a loss because they lost a realistic chance to qualify for the round of 16 of the Champions League.
The one who starred in that victory and displayed great ability was without a doubt Leotro Martins.
The Argentinian striker, Leo Messi's best friend from the Argentine national team, scored and assisted in the same game and almost with his own feet eliminated Barcelona already in the group stage, for the second year in a row.
The post in question
Annoy the Barcelona fans.
Messi (Photo: GettyImages)
After the game in question, Leotro Martins uploaded an Instagram post with a photo of Inter's celebrations at the moment of the disappointed Barcelona players.
Lautro got a lot of likes thanks to this post, with one of the likes coming from none other than Leo Messi, the greatest Barcelona player of all time.
It turns out that even Messi is not immune from the Barcelona fans, who really did not like this "tribute" of Messi to his Argentinian friend and the reactions against him were not long in coming.
"It hurts more than the draw," one fan wrote.
"This is another proof that Messi is not sorry for leaving Barcelona. The club that made him so great. He is a shameless traitor."
"Traitor. Don't bring him back," another fan wrote.
Remember, Barcelona will advance to the Champions League round of 16 only if they beat Bayern Munich and Plzen, while Inter won't beat the Czechs, an extremely weak scenario.
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