Barcelona forward, Lionel Messi says he was surprised that his rival Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid to join Juventus this summer.
The Portuguese star left the European champions in a €100m deal, ending a direct rivalry in La Liga in which both players broke multiple scoring records.
“Real Madrid are one of the best teams in the world and they have a great squad [but] it’s evident that the absence of Ronaldo makes them less good and makes Juventus [one of the] clear favourites to win the Champions League,” Messi told Catalunya Radio.
“It surprised me [when he left]. I didn’t imagine him leaving Madrid or joining Juventus. There were a lot of teams that wanted him. It surprised me, but he has gone to a very good team.”
The Argentine superstar went on to say it is time for Barcelona to lift the UEFA Champions League.
Barca last won the Champions League in the 2014-15 season and have failed to get beyond the quarter-finals since.
“It’s time. This year we have the Champions League again.
“We’ve gone out in the quarter-finals three years in a row and the last time was the worst of all, because of how we played and that we came with a result that was in our favour.
“We have to focus on the Champions League for the club, the team, and the fans. We have a spectacular team – that’s why we say that, because we can compete for the Champions League,” he stated.

