PSG would not renew Messi, the 377 billion team that would open the door

Paris Saint Germain was out of the UEFA Champions League against Bayern Munich after falling 2-0 yesterday in the round of the round of 16 and in a 3-0 global accumulated in favor of the Bavarian, leaving out the most powerful team As for the economic of maximum competition at the level of Europe.

And the truth is that now PSG must decide whether or not he will continue with his figures, since the salary of the squad should reduce due to the deficit he is giving this season and not to exceed the financial family fair, taking into account that He is currently paying more than 700 million euros only in salaries of his players, with the intention of winning this Champions League.

One of them is Lionel Messi, who ends his contract in June of this year with Paris Saint Germain and must make a decision with respect to whether he will continue at the Paris club or not for the following season, thinking that he is one of the Players who earn the most from the squad being 35 years old and an uncertainty of not knowing how much more time will be at an elite level.

That is why everything indicates that Paris Saint Germain has the decision that Lionel Messi does not continue in the club for the next season, as reported on Radio Marca, due to the cost of the Argentine star that represents the club and the few results internationally they have had. That is why a club appears that could pay his salary of 41 million euros a year to Lionel Messi.

The club that could pay the signing of Lionel Messi

Newcastle United could pay Lionel Messi's salary, because since it was acquired by capitals of Saudi Arabia, the institution went on to have a benefactor behind with a large amount of money. According to El Economista, its Arab Prince Mohamed Bin Salman owner has 377,000 million euros accumulated in his fortune, of which he intends to invest 1,550 million euros in the different sports areas that he is in charge of, one of them being the URACAS of the Premier Legue. Enough money to sign Lionel Messi after his apparent free departure from Paris Saint Germain.