Takes charge of Barcelona and introduces demanding methods that reshape the team's competitive approach.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Barcelona in Argentina. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Takes charge of Barcelona and introduces demanding methods that reshape the team's competitive approach.
Guides Barcelona to the Spanish league title during his first full season in charge.
Joins Barcelona from Boca Juniors in one of the most prominent transfers of the era.
Scores Argentina's late goal in the 2-1 World Cup second-round defeat by Italy.
Is sent off late in Argentina's World Cup defeat by Brazil in Barcelona.
Makes his competitive first-team debut as a substitute against Espanyol.
Scores his first competitive Barcelona goal with a lifted finish against Albacete.
Scores three times against Real Madrid as Barcelona draw 3-3 at Camp Nou.
Scores a celebrated solo goal against Getafe after dribbling past several defenders.
Finishes the calendar year with a record ninety-one goals for club and country.
Scores his four-hundredth competitive Barcelona goal during a league victory over Valencia.
Scores twice in three minutes as Barcelona take control of their semi-final against Bayern.
Scores his six-hundredth Barcelona goal with a free kick against Liverpool.
Barcelona announce that Messi will not continue at the club after contract negotiations cannot be completed.
Provenance
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