Messi's agreement with David Beckham to go to MLS is revealed

Lionel Messi has still not decided which team he'll play for.

Lionel Messi has still not decided which team he'll play for.
Lionel Messi has still not decided which team he'll play for.
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Lionel Messi is by a wide margin one of the most sought after footballers on the planet due to his contractual situation with Paris Saint Germain, where it is known that his relationship with the Parisian club ends in June of this year and could go free to any institution of the world that he wants, with this club only having to take care of his contract and not having to pay an onerous amount to a third party in discord.

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The truth is that much is being said about FC Barcelona and the desire to have ten, especially after the statements of his vice president of Barca Rafa Yuste, where he admitted that they are looking for him to arrive from next season, seeing what they are the conditions in which they can make him return, having the thorn of not having been able to come to fruition two years ago so that he continues in the club and appealing to all who want him at ten.

But the truth is that to the surprise of many, from Argentina they revealed that Lionel Messi would have an agreement with another site that is not Paris Saint Germain and neither is FC

Leandro Paradiso, a journalist for ESPN and Todo Noticias (TN) in Argentina, revealed that Lionel Messi would have an agreement with David Beckham to reach Inter Miami, having everything closed but without the need to do so now, since the footballer would want to return to Barca and the Blaugrana club would offer him a one-season contract, according to the same journalist.

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Messi's agreement with Beckham

Lionel Messi would arrive at Inter Miami of the MLS and would buy 30% of the club, according to Paradiso, but he would first want to go through Barcelona to give him a closure corresponding to his stage there.

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