Lionel Messi Barcelona interview: We want to watch his last dance – Last Minute Sports News
Lionel Messi Will he return to his home where he said goodbye to tears?
BarcelonaHe started working to transfer his star, which he lost 2 seasons ago. Vice President Rafael Yuste announced that they met with his father, who is the manager of the Argentine star.
«WE WANT TO WATCH THE LAST DANCE»
Barcelona coach Xavi is also waiting for his former teammate at the Camp Nou.
Xavi said: «It may be an economically challenging transfer. But the important thing is Leo’s willingness to return here. He knows that the doors will always open for him in his home Barcelona. I’m just as excited as the fans about it. «It will be like rejoining the Chicago Bulls. We want to watch Messi’s last dance.» said.
Messi, whose contract in Paris Saint-Germain, which he signed in the summer of 2021, will expire at the end of the season, left Barcelona after a turbulent process.
The legendary player, who had problems with former president Bartomeu, broke with the club, which could not meet his salary due to the budget limitation of Barcelona’s Financial Fair Play.
Messi, who could not achieve the goal of the French giant’s Champions League in his 2-season adventure in Paris, will be released on 1 July.
The 35-year-old star also has astronomical offers from the United States and Saudi Arabia.
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Barcelona is working to transfer Lionel Messi, who left the club in tears 2 seasons ago. The team’s Vice President, Rafael Yuste, announced that they met with Messi’s father, who is also his manager, to discuss his potential return. Barcelona coach Xavi, who played with Messi previously, is also waiting for his former teammate at the Camp Nou. Despite the potential challenge of an economically feasible transfer, Xavi believes that Messi’s willingness to return is essential. Messi’s contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires at the end of the season, and he has received offers from teams in the United States and Saudi Arabia.
