It seems that Argentina's "ball king" Messi really kicked the iron plate this time. Originally, a small clarification or apology might have calmed the turmoil, but Mr. Messi seemed to have chosen an attitude of being high and putting his hands in his pockets, which led to the development of the situation to the point of no return. Especially in Hong Kong, China, he missed the game, and then easily came off the bench in Japan, which not only hurt the hearts of the fans who went to the scene to support, but also touched the bottom line of China and the majority of Chinese fans.
People's Daily Online also commented on this matter and directly questioned: Mr. Messi, is this a real injury or a fake injury? But no matter what, it hurts the hearts of Chinese fans to be true. This "ball king", who was once wildly sought after by fans, now seems to be facing 3** annoyance.
First of all, Messi claimed that he missed the game due to a groin injury, but soon after he was magically ** in Japan, which makes people wonder if this groin injury is a "blast". This kind of speedy ** can't help but think, is Mr. Messi's injury not so serious, or is it not like that at all?
Secondly, Messi's cold attitude in Hong Kong, China, offended almost everyone. Even Huo Qigang, a usually suave celebrity, couldn't help but publicly question Messi twice on social platforms. Messi's behavior is undoubtedly a handful of salt on the wounds of Chinese fans.
As for the 3 ** annoyances that Messi will face:
First, it faces the termination of the contract and claims from the Chinese brand. Messi has a lot of endorsements in China, and if this incident has a negative impact on the brand, then the brand will naturally not sit still.
Second, the claims of Hong Kong fans. Huo Qigang has already expressed his position on social platforms, saying that this matter will not be let go. If the fans' claims are upheld, then Messi and his Inter Miami team could have to bear huge financial losses.
Third, Messi may say goodbye to the Chinese market once and for all. Judging from his substitute appearance in Japan, Messi's fate with the Chinese market seems to have come to an end. This will not only affect his jersey sales and endorsements in China, but may even affect international brands such as Adidas.
In general, Messi's behavior this time is not only disrespectful to Chinese fans, but also a big stain on his career. Perhaps, after this incident, Messi will realize that no matter how dazzling the stars on the pitch are, they also need humility and respect.
Now, I want to ask everyone, what do you think about Messi's incident? How do you think he's going to solve these impending troubles? Feel free to share your views in the comment section. February** Dynamic Incentive Program