Leo is difficult to manage

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What seemed like a battle that would consume Lionel Messi at Nou Camp has turned around to consume all the major participants from Quqien Setien to Eric Abidal and now Josep Maria Bartomeu, leaving the Captain and Barcelona the last men standing.
If the Argentine Captain will leave the Camp Nou at the end of the season remains to be known but as of the moment, think are moving on we between him and new Coach, Ronald Koeman. This could mean that if trophies follows the perceived good atmosphere in the dressing room and on the sidelines, then the six time Balon dor winner may decide to continue his long spell at the club.

According to Quqien Setien, " Leo is difficult to manage. Who am I to change him! If they have accepted him as he is for years and have not changed him."

It was alleged recently by Mundo Deportivo that during Setien's time as coach, he and Messi had a burst up at a certain time when the Captain questioned his tactics. He replied, "if you don't like what I said, you know where the door is."  

But in a swift reaction, Koeman rejected Setien's views, stating that, "I respect Setien's words, but I disagree. I have no difficulty coaching Messi," said Koeman. "I talk to Leo every week, about on-field and locker room stuff. I don't share the opinion that he's hard to manage."

The different strokes could work for or against, but as it stands, there's finally some peace in Camp Nou. 

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