Goodbye, Grand Paris! MMN Trident disbanded, 35-year-old Messi was disliked, and fans turned away and booed
With Paris Saint-Germain's existing project in jeopardy due to missing the last eight of the Champions League, not only the possible departure of coach Galti and sporting director Campos, but also the uncertainty of Messi's future. According to French media outlet RMC Sport, some members of the club are unsure whether they will renew Messi's contract and that the top management is considering dissolving the MNM Trident.
With Neymar's contract only expiring in 2027, the Brazilian seems to have no intention of leaving, and it will be difficult for Paris to send him away, and as for Mbappe, he will make a decision at the end of the season and Real Madrid are ready to send an offer in the summer.
Paris and Messi reached a contract extension agreement in principle during the World Cup, but the two sides have not signed a new contract, and the media revealed that this is because Paris is not ready to meet all the requirements of Messi's contract extension, and Messi hopes to complete the extension on terms similar to Mbappe, which means that he still hopes to get a huge salary. However, Paris based on the principle of fiscal fairness policy, hopes that Messi can reduce his salary and renew his contract, and the two sides have not yet reached an agreement.
In the 1/8 final of the Champions League, Paris lost 0-3 to Bayern Munich in two legs, and as the team's superstar, Messi played all two games, but was unable to lead the team to turn it around. Fans saw Messi single-core lead Argentina to the title at the World Cup, but his magic seemed to be lost at the club. Especially in the second leg of life and death, Messi's performance was relatively flat, and the fans were also disappointed.
According to Le Sport Mundo, the 35-year-old Messi has been rejected by his own fans and they plan to boo Messi in this round of Ligue 1 Grand Paris' home game against Rennes. In the eyes of fans, Messi's performance on the pitch does not match his super high salary. If Paris Saint-Germain wants to make a difference in the future, they should save money to renew Messi's contract to bring in a promising future superstar.
On the other side, Messi's father was photographed appearing in Saudi Arabia, and the future of the Argentines is linked to Saudi Arabia. It is reported that Riyadh Crescent has prepared a super offer with an annual salary of 220 million euros, which is similar to Ronaldo's income. Saudi fans hope to see Messi and Ronaldo's "king matchup" at their doorstep, and if Messi and Greater Paris cannot reach a contract renewal agreement, Messi may probably go to Saudi Arabia after leaving the team.
