The iconic six-time Ballon d’Or winner is looking for a new club Barcelona sensationally announced on Thursday “Financial and structural barriers” will prevent them from obtaining the agreed new lucrative five-year contract.
After ending one of the most successful partnerships ever with the Catalan Giants, such a blockbuster has sparked heated speculations about free agent Messi’s next destination. The partnership includes 17 years of 672 goals and 34 major trophies in 778 senior games, including 10 La Liga titles, 4 Champions League victories, seven Copa del Rey victories and three Club World Cup victories.
Manchester City’s economic strength and Pep Guardiola’s presence have long touted them as Messi’s next potential destination, but the head coach insisted on Friday that the Argentine superstar is not currently the target as the Premier League’s defending champion continues to seek a deal on Thursday. , Tottenham forward Harry Kane signed the British record of England teammate Jack Gralisch from Aston Villa for £100 million.
Messi may also transfer to Major League Soccer, but Paris Saint-Germain quickly became a popular candidate to sign him.
In fact, the extensive reports on Friday night, Including the sky from Italy, Claiming that the Paris giants are already in advanced negotiations to agree to an agreement with the 34-year-old camp.
According to these reports, Paris Saint-Germain is confident of reaching a contract over the weekend and believes they can do so while still complying with UEFA’s financial fair play (FFP) restrictions.
Reports from France indicate that the offer to Messi-represented by his father Jorge-will be a two-year contract that includes the option to extend for another 12 months.
By reuniting with former Barcelona teammate Neymar in a powerful offense including French star Kelian Mbappé, Messi will become Paris Saint-Germain’s sixth signing this summer as they lost to Li on the last day of last season. Afterwards, he tried to regain the Ligue 1 championship and eventually won the Champions League.
Mauricio Pochettino’s Paris Saint-Germain has already signed Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos and former Liverpool midfielder George Vinaldum this summer. Georginio Wijnaldum), and Italy’s Champions League hero Gianluigi Donnarumma (Gianluigi Donnarumma), all of these signings are free transfers.
They also paid Inter Milan the initial 60 million euros for Moroccan full-back Ashraf Hakimi and converted midfielder Danilo Pereira’s loan from Porto to a permanent arrangement.
