Despite the imminent parting with Paris Saint-Germain, it is still difficult to determine the team of seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Messi for next season, and the only official offer Messi has received so far is Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Crescent, which Romano previously revealed is willing to offer Messi a contract with an annual salary of up to 400 million euros (more likely 220 million euros per year according to other media). Saudi Arabia is doing everything in its power to bring about the revival of the Saudi Arabian Premier League in a matchup between the two champions.
However, Messi preferred to move to Barcelona, and he was even willing to play for Barcelona for free, and Barca's media machine mobilized again to try to convince everyone to shift the blame for Messi's inability to return to La Liga onto La Liga regulators. Although Barca have abandoned the high-paid baggage of Butskets, they still cannot pass the FFP. CBS sports correspondent Ben Jacobs said: "The problem for Barcelona is that they need a lot of dominoes to push Messi back, and although Fati wants to stay at the club, he is very likely to fall prey.
And Barcelona head coach Xavi recently said: "Our fans have started mentioning Messi's name in every game... I like that feeling, but believe me, Messi's comeback depends only on him, 99% depends on Messi.
In any case, Messi will not continue with Paris Saint-Germain, who won the Ligue 1 title one round earlier after a 1-1 draw away at Strasbourg, their 11th Ligue 1 trophy. In the 36-second post-match victory celebration video, Messi, as an important member of the team, appeared in less than a second of footage, and only Messi's shorts appeared, and in front of Messi was Mbappe wearing the captain's armband.
According to the newspaper La Liga newspaper, Barca are considering a plan to have David Beckham's Internacional Miami sign the star before loaning him to Spain. Messi's loan period is estimated to be 6 or 18 months, after which the star will permanently transfer to Major League Soccer. The team reports that it will be a meaningful choice for Messi, as it will allow him to continue his form and return to his dream-worn Barcelona until the 2024 Copa America. The news was also confirmed by Joe Pompliano: Internacional Miami will sign Messi and then loan him directly to Barcelona for 6-18 months to help Barcelona circumvent their financial constraints. But it has to be stressed that according to Toni Juanmartí, a reporter from Western media Relevo, the news of the team newspaper is untrue, there is no conspiracy between Miami International and Barcelona, and the loan plan has not been officially proposed to Messi.
Everyone is eagerly awaiting the outcome of these negotiations, with fans across the globe pondering Messi's future destination. Is it the familiar Barcelona, or is it a new adventure in the MLS or even the desert of Saudi Arabia? Let's wait and see.