The signing of Lionel Messi’s contract renewal with Paris Saint Germain does not appear and rumors of his departure begin to appear. He has already been linked to Barcelona, although his father and his representative, JorgeHe left the door almost closed to a return. But a team appears that has wanted to have the services of 10 for a while.
The newspaper Sunreleased the rumor that Inter Miami of the MLS it would be the new team of the world champion as of June 2023. David Beckham, owner of the Miami club, has been flirting with the arrival of Messi for a long time and it could come true.
Inter Miami has been dreaming about Messi for a while
“Leo Messi continues to be one of the best players in the world, his abilities have not diminished,” he said. George Moreco-owner and executive director of Inter in statements to the newspaper The New Herald. And he added: “I think that if he leaves PSG, the moment he leaves, we would love for Lionel Messi to be an Inter Miami player and become part of our community. It can happen? We will push. I am an optimist at heart. Can I see that that is out of place? It’s a posibility”.
“I have always said that I want the best players to be in our club and play with our shirt“Beckham said.
“I hope Messi comes to MLS because it would be a benefit for the league and for the country. If he wishes, he will have fun and be happy here.“, commented gonzalo HiguainFormer Inter Miami striker.
Jorge Messi’s response to the possible return of his son to Barcelona
The press waited for the father and agent of the Argentine 10 at the airport Conerllá-El Prat. While he was trying to continue on his way to return to Paris, the Catalan outlet Sport asked him: “Is Messi going to play again at Barça?“.
“I don’t think so“, replied Jorge. And he added: “Not because the conditions are not given. We have not spoken with (Joan) Laporta and there is no offer“. He also did not close the doors: “I don’t know if it’s impossible, I have no idea. It is difficult, but life takes so many turns ”, he said as he ran away from reporters.
