Looking at Messi’s return to Camp Nou from another perspective: Messi loves Barcelona so much!

November 15th. Some days have passed since Messi returned to Camp Nou, but this hot spot is still active. Many clubs have used pictures of Messi returning to Camp Nou to make them related to their own clubs, in order to gain popularity and make fun of them. This post of Messi is still liked, with more than 30 million likes. The next goal is to enter the top ten in history. There are already four posts of Messi in the top ten of history. The post of Messi winning the Hercules Cup is the only one on the list.

The editor-in-chief of "Daily Sports News" also conducted an exclusive interview with Messi, and the content has been made public. While publishing the exclusive interview with Messi, he also reviewed the behind-the-scenes interview with Messi and his contact with Messi. There was when Messi just left Barcelona and went to Paris, and there was also when Messi was at Inter Miami.

The details revealed by "Daily Sports" editor-in-chief Albert Masno in the latest live broadcast allowed the world to see Messi's deep but wounded love for Barcelona. Masnot compared the Messi he saw in Paris and Miami: in Paris, Messi was trapped in "insurmountable pain that he could not extricate himself from", and the sudden farewell caused him to go through a long "sad period"; while in Miami, the reporter found that he was "much more comfortable and happier". This stark contrast in status just confirms the irreplaceable status of Camp Nou in Messi's heart - even in a fashionable capital like Paris, he is still heartbroken by the loss of Barcelona; even if he regains happiness in Miami, the scars left by those red and blue years are still clearly visible.

From the haze of Paris to the sunshine of Miami, Messi's emotional trajectory reveals a cruel truth: the Barcelona chapter that was forced to interrupt is still the softest pain point in his heart. As Masno observed, Messi still feels bitter about the way he left, "a deep pain" accompanied by a "feeling of missing something" that cannot be completely let go even after performing well in the new environment. This deep emotional bond may be the deep motivation behind his choice to visit Camp Nou alone late at night - it was not a simple nostalgia trip, but a wanderer's pilgrimage to his spiritual home. When clubs around the world are vying to gain popularity, only Messi himself knows the value of this stop.