We present four reasons that make possible the arrival of Messi at PSG this summer, according to the French newspaper L’Equipe
The future of Lionel Messi is the most discussed topic in European football. Although the Argentine has not yet decided whether to continue with Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain appears to be the most interested club to sign him and with four reasons in his favor to sign La ‘Pulga’.
According to the French newspaper Team, PSG believe that the dream of taking Messi at the end of the season is real and they are really sure that they will have more chances than last summer.
The first reason is the contractual issue. What the Messi will be free at the end of the season, PSG will not have to pay an astronomical clause, as happened in the case of Neymar, which cost 222 million euros.
And the Brazilian is the second reason for Parisians. Neymar is very close to Messi and carioca did not hide his desire to return to play with the Argentine. If before returning to Barcelona it was most likely to happen, now, with Neymar happy at PSG, their reunion is gaining strength, but in France. Di María, Paredes and Pochettino, the Argentines in the team, are the other close friends of Barcelona’s number 10.
The insistence is also something that the newspaper says that PSG uses to its advantage. Last summer, the French club went after Messi, but failed to sign him. With this, the sports director Leonardo approached the Argentine and now he is trying to convince him this summer.
In the end, an alternative to Mbappé is also being discussed in France. The Frenchman’s contract ends in June 2022, and the crack did not announce its intention to renew. Knowing the difficulty of keeping the star, PSG shows Messi as a solution for Neymar to continue to rise to the dream of looking for the Champions League.
Messi can already sign a pre-contract with any club, but will wait for the Barcelona elections to define his future. The Catalan team is going through a financial crisis that makes the Argentine want to know the conditions of the culé project for the next few years.