Lionel Messi’s future is still uncertain as the Argentinian now has little chance of extending his contract in favor of PSG. And on the side of Doha, we are starting to be slightly annoyed by the behavior of the one who won his first World title in December in Qatar.
Just four months ago, Lionel Messi was on the verge of extending his contract at Paris Saint-Germain. The Argentinian international’s lease expires next June and an agreement in principle had been reached between Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and the Pulga entourage for a two-year extension. And this at salary conditions equivalent to what Lionel Messi currently receives. The verbal agreement seemed to be confirmed, but in the end nothing was signed and by dint of waiting, the two parties drifted further and further apart and probably irretrievably to the great despair of Messi’s Parisian fans.
So much so that to date, an extension of Lionel Messi to PSG seems purely and simply unthinkable. Luis Campos finally no longer intends to keep the ex-captain of FC Barcelona since the sports coordinator of PSG wishes to rejuvenate the workforce and build the Parisian attack around Kylian Mbappé. In the upper echelons of the club, in Qatar in particular, we are less categorical in view of what Lionel Messi reports in terms of the club’s merchandising. According to information fromThe beach bara media that does not roll for Paris Saint-Germain, the case of the 2022 world champion is still starting to tense on all floors of the club.
An inevitable departure of Messi at PSG?
And for good reason, Lionel Messi gives the impression to the leaders of PSG to lead everyone by boat. A sudden interest in an extension, the Argentine gives the next day the feeling of wanting to leave the club at all costs. And by dint of not expressing himself and not positioning himself, Lionel Messi is losing within the Parisian club the few people who still wanted to see him extended. From then on, a start takes on even more depth. It remains to be seen to which destination since Saudi Arabia, Inter Miami and FC Barcelona are interested, even if only Saudi clubs are able to match Leo Messi’s current salary in Paris. In recent days, the trail of a return to Barça has grown, Xavi or even Robert Lewandowski having spoken in this direction publicly. But given the enormous marketing weight of the seven-time Ballon d’Or, a new surprise cannot be completely ruled out.
