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The Future of Ronald Koeman



Seven continents apart, one year ago, on this day I predicted the future of Ronald Koeman. 

After Suarez's departure, Messi ruined the club. This is the power of how important Suarez was to the club and Messi. The club he worked for the past 21 years is now in ruins. 

The club board has made a wrong decision. It shouldn't have happened that way. Although the idea behind releasing Suarez was to build a new team in the shadow of Messi, their plan had gone wrong. Koeman should have known that Barcelona wasn't only on the shoulder of Messi alone. Although Messi played a critical role for the club, but Suarez was equally important and critical for the Barca fans. He should have relieved him of his will. 

FC Barcelona is undergoing a hard time, but I am sure the club will get back to their toe slowly after the Messi Factor fades over Camp Nau arena. It will take time. But Barcelona and fans have to survive and move on. 

Although I am not a Barcelona fan, I have been an avid fan of Leo Messi for the past many years. One of the greatest players I have ever seen in the modern Football game after Kelvin De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva. These are the players I always look up to when I watch the game of Football.

If there is one leg I cherish in my life, which is Leo Messi's Left Leg. The God gift one!

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