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Messi got fed up with PSG and this is what Barcelona would do to sign him

Lionel Messi is bound to leave PSG very soon.

By William Estrella

Lionel Messi is bound to leave PSG very soon.
Lionel Messi is bound to leave PSG very soon.

Lionel Andrés Messi is by scandal the most sought-after footballer on the planet because his contract with Paris Saint Germain ends on June 30 and for the moment there has been no progress in a renewal or extension of the link, so the tenth could come with freedom of action to any institution that he deems convenient, having only the same to pay him the agreed amount of salary, without having to give a transfer to a third party in disagreement.

That is why many clubs are dreaming so that Lionel Messi chooses them as a new destination from the next regular season, where he would evaluate not only an economic offer but also a sports one because -according to information from Diario Olé of Argentina- the ten would have the desire to once again win the UEFA Champions League before retiring.

That is why both Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia and David Beckham's Inter Miami in Major League Soccer -MLS- of the United States of America, run from behind to sign Lionel Messi, since although they have very tempting from the economic point of view, they do not call so much from the sporting point of view.

For this reason, FC Barcelona dreams of having him and in the last few hours it took a measure that undoubtedly makes Lionel Messi think about returning to the Catalan club, where his family feels at home, and he already knows Xavi Hernández. from when they were classmates there.

The measure of Barcelona to sign Messi

Sergio Busquets would have fixed his contract and would stay at the Blaugrana club, one of Lionel Messi's most recognized friends and partners within the field of play, so it may be a sports news that attracts the ten, in search of winning again the UEFA Champions League.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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