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Andy Couzens reacts to confirmed Leeds deal & Lionel Messi-related tweet

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LISBON, PORTUGAL - AUGUST 14: Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona looks on during the UEFA Champions League Quarter Final match between Barcelona and Bayern Munich at Estadio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica on August 14, 2020 in Lisbon, Portugal. (Photo by Manu Fernandez/Pool via Getty Images)
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Andy Couzens has stated on Twitter ‘what a great signing’ Rodrigo will be for Leeds as Valencia confirmed on their own social media account that they have reached an agreement with the Premier League side for his signature.

He also responded to a Twitter message, which quoted old comments from Lionel Messi, where he was saying that he wishes he could have Marcelo Bielsa as his coach one day.

First off, on Messi, the Barcelona star has shocked the footballing world overnight by informing his club that he wants to leave, as reported by Sky Sports.

It’s understandable that such news has gripped world football and it has raised the question as to where the little magician will be headed.

Manchester City seems an obvious destination because of their financial pulling power and Pep Guardiola, as PSG also have seriously wealthy owners, and there is that dream move that every fan wants which is Messi playing with Cristiano Ronaldo.

Leeds United’s first six fixtures of 2020/21

  1. Liverpool (A)

    September 12

  2. Fulham (H)

    September 19

  3. Sheffield United (A)

    September 26

  4. Manchester City (H)

    October 3

  5. Wolves (H)

    October 17

  6. Aston Villa (A)

    October 24

Whilst the Elland Road faithful could only dream of such a signing, one player that will seemingly don their shirt next season is Rodrigo.

Whilst Leeds haven’t confirmed the deal yet themselves, Valencia have on the other end and wished their player the best of luck in Yorkshire.

At least one La Liga player is headed to the Premier League, as English fans may get to see the best of the best in Messi also making that move.