- Lionel Messi was a subject of abusive comments from Barcelona new signing Junior Firpo
- The Camp Nou's new signing took down the negative comments he made Messi on Twitter
- Firpo told Spanish media that he was only 15-years-old when the offensive statements were made
The series of Tweets continued with another saying: “I do not give a cr** that sh**** rat Messi got injured. I hope he dies and stops scoring goals hahaha”. When asked about his abusive comments about Messi, the 22-year-old told local newspaper Mundo Deportivo that he was just 15-years-old at the time of his comments. He said: “I would say ugly things about Messi on Twitter to tease him. That is it, just some childish things. “These are things from when you are 15 years old, when nobody knows you and when you cannot think that they will have repercussions years
later”.
- The Camp Nou's new signing took down the negative comments he made Messi on Twitter
- Firpo told Spanish media that he was only 15-years-old when the offensive statements were made
Junior Firpo has taken down a series of offensive tweets he posted about new team-mate Lionel Messi including one that allegedly wished him dead. The Spain U21 international who signed for Barcelona from Real Betis for a fee of £16.54million, removed the negative comments about the Argentine superstar Firpo also bragged about how he could “probably break both of Messi’s legs” with just “one kick”.
The series of Tweets continued with another saying: “I do not give a cr** that sh**** rat Messi got injured. I hope he dies and stops scoring goals hahaha”. When asked about his abusive comments about Messi, the 22-year-old told local newspaper Mundo Deportivo that he was just 15-years-old at the time of his comments. He said: “I would say ugly things about Messi on Twitter to tease him. That is it, just some childish things. “These are things from when you are 15 years old, when nobody knows you and when you cannot think that they will have repercussions years
later”.
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