According to Spanish media, La Liga has accepted the financial plan presented by Barcelona, which could pave the way for Lionel Messi’s return to the club. Messi is set to leave PSG at the end of June, and Barcelona has long been keen to bring him back to the Catalan club. On June 5, Messi’s father met with Barcelona President Joan Laporta to discuss the potential return of the star player. While no specific proposal has been presented yet, both sides agreed to continue the discussions and try to find a solution. Messi had also received offers from Al-Hilal and Inter Miami.
The situation is heating up about the future Argentine striker, Lionel Messi. His father met with Barcelona President Joan Laporta.
Lionel Messi will officially leave PSG at the end of June. Barcelona have long dreamed of his return.
It seems that on Monday, June 5, there may be a breakthrough in this case. Spanish media have reported that La Liga has accepted the financial plan presented by Barcelona. This opens up the opportunity for the Spanish champions to make some personnel changes.
The Catalan club are on track to make room in their budget to sign the Argentine.
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On June 5, the father of star striker Jorge Messi met Joan Laporta. The theme is the return of the best players of the 2022 World Cup to Barcelona.
“Leo wants to return to Barcelona. This is one option. Barcelona is our priority. We believe that Leo can come back,” Rolevo quoted Jorge Messi as saying.
Information about the meeting between Messi and Laporta was provided by insider Fabrizio Romano. According to the journalist, the team from the Catalan capital has not yet been able to present any specific proposal.
Lionel Messi. Photo: Getty Images
However, both sides agreed to give some more time and try to find a solution to the whole situation. At the same time, Barcelona still need to hurry if they really want to get Messi.
The Argentinian had offers from Al-Hilal with a salary of around 400 million euros a year, as well as from Inter Miami.
