BIG NEWS! MESSI HAS MADE FINAL DECISION about his FUTURE! It’s very intresting move!
Messi has made decision about his future
Mundo Deportivo
Lionel Messi’s plans for next season have been revealed. The Argentine striker has no plans to quit PSG. Messi is determined to follow the contract, calculated until 2023, up to the end. Lionel hasn’t lost his desire to succeed with the Red and Blues, intending to win the Champions League at PSG. The football player was surprised by the number of hoaxes dwelling on his departure, as he did not even consider changing the team. After the expiration of the agreement in the summer of 2023, Messi is open to consider three options for continuing his career path: Leo is going to choose between staying in Europe for one more year, pursuing his MLS dream or head to the Argentinian league. By the way, La Pulga’s comeback to Barcelona is also among possible scenarios.
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IS THIS REALLY HAPPENING! XAVI HAS CONTACTED MESSI TO CONVINCE HIM TO RETURN TO BARCELONA!
MESSI WANTS TO GO BACK TO BARCELONA!
Le10Sport
Antonela Roccuzzo convinces Messi to return to Barcelona. Leo’s family doesn’t like the windy and rainy weather of Paris, nor can they learn to speak French well. The children of the Argentine didn’t get to adapt to life there. Antonela would like to return to her old home in Catalonia. In addition, Xavi and Alves are convincing Messi to return to Blaugranas. Messi’s father and agent Jorge does not want his son to move to the Catalan club, as Jorge feels betrayed by Barça and its president, Joan Laporta. Messi’s father no longer trusts Laporta.
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MESSI’ RETURN TO BARCELONA, ZIDANE TO NEWCASTLE, HAALAND THE BEST! LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS
LAPORTA OFFERED MESSI TO RETURN TO BARCELONA
Sport
Barcelona President Joan Laporta didn’t rule out Leo Messi’s return to the Camp Nou in the future.
“It’s time to turn this page. We realized that Lionel is unable to play for us due to problems with his salary. We are lucky that Messi spent his best years here. He is forever in our hearts, and our doors will always be open for him,” the newspaper Sport quoted the functionary.
Also, a funny episode happened at that Laporta’s press conference yesterday as when he commented on the extension of Barca midfielder Pedri he accidentally called him Messi.
So, what do you think folks, do you believe in Leo’s comeback at Camp Nou?
Zidane refused to become Newcastle head coach
RMC Sport
Breaking news: Zinedine Zidane turned down Newcastle offer. The French coach is not interested in the vacant Newcastle head coach position, despite the sudden arrival of new extremely ambitious Arab owners, according to RMC Sport.
Zizu is not considering the promising project at Newscastle and continues to be in search of work after leaving Real Madrid last season.
HAALAND IS THE NEW WORLD’S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER!
KPMG Football Observatory
Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland is the new most valuable football player in the world, according to KPMG Football Observatory. As of October, the transfer price of the Norwegian has increased to 144 million euros, thus overtaking Kylian Mbappe at the top of the list.
Since July of this year, Haaland’s transfer price has risen by 8%, while Mbappe’s has fallen to 136 million euros as the Frenchman’s contract with PSG comes to an end next summer.
And we also note Chelsea striker Romelo Lukaku, whose position in the top list has improved significantly since his return to the London club.
As for the clubs, Manchester City still have the most expensive squad – the total value of the club’s players is 1 billion and 220 million euros. They are followed by Manchester United, Chelsea, PSG and other top clubs. Barcelona is the club to close the top ten – its squad is estimated at 732 million.
