Neither Barça nor Atleti, the club that could go for Messi so that Madrid trembles
A traditional Spanish team would be acquired by a sheikh from Saudi Arabia and would have the money to go for the captain of the Argentine team
Lionel Messi's future is uncertain, especially after the boos he experienced in the Parc des Princes last weekend, in PSG's defeat against Rennes. In this context, FC Barcelona dreams of his return and Rodrigo de Paul said that Atlético de Madrid would open the doors for him. However, there would be another Spanish club that would be in the economic conditions to convince the top winner of the Ballon d'Or (7).
It is about Valencia. The traditional Spanish team is being watched by a sheikh from Saudi Arabia, who would buy their shares at the end of this season. According to 'El Chiringuito', there is a real option that Arab capital enters the 'Ché' team to compete with Real Madrid and FC Barcelona for the league title and return to participate in international tournaments.
If the information is confirmed, Valencia would have enough income to be able to add Lionel Messi to their squad. The man from Rosario currently earns 30 million euros net per year, a figure that would not be difficult for the possible new owners of the Iberian team to pay, taking into account that Cristiano Ronaldo, in the Saudi league, earns 200 million per season.
The only condition that would prevent the purchase of Valencia and the arrival of Lionel Messi:
The business, if the information is confirmed, could fall if Valencia descends to the second category. Pablo Aimar's former team is in eighteenth position in the current league, one point away from safety. If the 'Che' team lives through the football tragedy, Leo and the Arab capital could not make it.
