Lionel Messi's leaving Barcelona? He wants a house in Paris for which he will pay a fortune in rent a month
The Argentine's already looking for a house in Paris and everything is clear.
Very revolutionized days are being lived in Barcelona. Not only because of the arrest and subsequent release of Josep Maria Bartomeu, former president of the club, but also because next Sunday, March 8, the elections will take place in which the new authority will be known. To these points must be added the great concern generated by the non-renewal of Lionel Messi's contract, who's presumed to define his future once known to the president-elect. But as if all these points were not enough, in the last hours information came to light that surprised and caused alarm in everyone: Messi's looking for a house in Paris.
The news that Messi's active in the Parisian real estate issue scared all the fans of Barcelona, since they consider that it may be a sign that he will go to PSG, a club that wants to hire him. Journalist Eduardo Inda, who works at El Chiringuito, commented that the Argentine soccer player's environment began to assess options for moving to the capital of France. So far, he has identified three possible places to live, two of which are located around the Seine River.
“Messi's probing the real estate market, and he is not exactly the one in Barcelona. He's probing, looking at flats and houses in Paris”, Inda revealed. And he immediately explained that “PSG players live in three different areas of Paris. Two of them are in exclusive areas within the city and the other option is to go to live where Neymar has resided from the beginning, which is 15 kilometers from Paris”.
Now, how much will Messi pay for the rent of any of these three options that he is analyzing? For the homes that're on the banks of the River Seine, the monthly value ranges between 10 thousand and 15 thousand dollars. These're floors of buildings, with all the luxuries and an admirable view of the River and different tourist points of the city. On the other hand, the option of being further away from the center but close to his friend Neymar costs between 15 and 20 thousand dollars a month.
