Magical Messi will never leave Barcelona – Conte

Antonio Conte said he trusted Lionel Messi will stay at Barcelona for whatever is left of his playing days in the wake of viewing the Argentine maestro pulverize Chelsea's Champions League trusts. 

Messi, 30, scored twice and set up an objective for Ousmane Dembele as Barca beat Chelsea 3-0 at the Camp Nou on Wednesday for a 4-1 total triumph. 

The twofold took Messi to 100 Champions League objectives while his opener, coming following 129 seconds, was the quickest objective of his renowned vocation. 

Messi has as often as possible been connected with a major cash move to the Premier League yet Conte is persuaded the striker will resign at Barcelona. 

"I think Leo needs to remain until the finish of his vocation with Barcelona," Conte said. 

"We're discussing an inconceivable circumstance. I rehash: we should have extraordinary regard for this player. 

We are discussing an incredible player. 

"I think he needs to remain in Barcelona for the finish of his profession. I believe it's the correct route for him. He's composition with his colleagues an extraordinary story with Barcelona." 

After full-time, Conte left the field with a celebratory arm around Messi's shoulder however Chelsea had risks as well, most outstandingly through Marcos Alonso and Antonio Rudiger, who both hit the woodwork. 

Alonso likewise figured he ought to have been granted a punishment in the second half after he went down under the test of Gerard Pique. 

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud trusts his group merited more. 

"Clearly on both matches I lament the posts or bars that we could have. You need to have some achievement, a little luckiness," Giroud said. 

"What will stick in the throat is the punishment not given where it is very evident that Marcos is pushed in the back or he would have in any event attempted to shoot. It's hard, I figure it would have changed the diversion." 

Messi, in any case, indeed demonstrated the distinction, applying two clinical completes through Thibaut Courtois' legs and, in the middle of, teeing up Dembele to score his first Barcelona objective. 

"He knows in specific minutes stars need to turn out. He drives himself to do that," Barcelona mentor Ernesto Valverde said. 

"There's no certification that he will score, however he is a fabulous player. We appreciate him. We're sufficiently fortunate to see something that will stand out forever." 

Off the field, be that as it may, Barcelona may confront inquiries from UEFA about the treatment of observers before the amusement outside the stadium. 

Chelsea has welcomed any fans who experienced issues to contact the club. 

A Chelsea representative stated: "We know about reports of occurrences outside the ground before the diversion where various Chelsea fans were harmed. 

"We ask that our supporters get in touch with us with records of their encounters of this current night's landing in the stadium so we can take this up appropriately with the specialists."