Lionel Messi has not announced his future plans, but a club has already claimed to be his next destination.
Messi officially announced after the football awakened Become a free agent On Thursday, Barcelona failed to renew their contract. Unsurprisingly, many big-name clubs such as Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus are now linked to the Argentine transfer.
However, in the seemingly serious interest of the aforementioned clubs, Uganda Super League champion Express FC jokingly announced that Messi has decided to join his team.
“Express country, guess it’s time!” Express wrote On its official Facebook page, there is also an edited picture of Messi in the uniform of the team next to it. “Game recognition game, [Messi] Already made up! Apologize to Barcelona Football Club. “
Although Express FC’s post shocked most fans, Messi’s free agency seems to have become a trend on social media.
Messi’s junior club Newell’s Old Boys in Argentina also sent a strong message to its former players on Thursday. Twitter, Wrote, “Hi, Leo, are you there? In Argentina, it’s July 1st… (No risk of nothing).”
On the other hand, the Brazilian Ibis Sports Club made an interesting offer to Messi.
in One of its latest tweets, Ibis released a set of bizarre terms and conditions for the six-time Ballon d’Or winner, including “productivity-based salary”, not allowed to score too many goals, and vowed to “look in the mirror three times” Belleby has already So Diego Maradona is better.
In addition to seemingly false and crazy marriage proposals, Ibis is also known as “The worst football club in the world“From 1980 to 1984, it did not win for three consecutive years and 11 months. This feat put the club into the Guinness Book of World Records.
At the same time, Barcelona chairman Joan Laporta quickly insisted that Messi was eager to stay and that “everything is on the right track.”
“We want him [Messi] Stay, Leo wants to stay, everything is on the right track, the rest is the issue of fair competition, we are looking for the best solution for both sides,” Laporta said Transistor.
“I hope to be able to announce that he will stay, but I cannot do so at the moment because we are looking for the best solution for both sides,” he added.
Lionel Messi’s current contract with Barcelona will expire at the end of the 2020-21 season.
Photo: AFP/José Jordan
