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Finally, from Paris, Messi announced that Gaultier is leaving the Argentine
Christophe Gaultier confirmed in his statements that Lionel Messi will play for the last time in the Paris jersey against Clermont at the Parc des Princes.
In the most official way, Christophe Gaultier announced the end of Lionel Messi’s presence at Paris Saint-Germain.
In his statements, the Paris coach pointed out that Saturday’s game against Clermont (June 3rd, 10:00 p.m.) will be the Argentinian’s last game at the Parc des Princes.
“I’ve had the privilege of coaching the greatest player in the history of football. The game against Clermont will be Lionel Messi’s last at the Parc des Princes.” said the coach of Paris.
Lionel Messi traveled to France from Barcelona in the summer of 2021. In those two years he played 74 times, scoring 32 goals and 35 assists.
The scenarios for his future and the upcoming decision
Of course, there have been many future scenarios for a while and one of them is his return to Barcelona. The Catalans want to find the financial formula for Pulga’s return so that La Liga approval can be given at the same time.
According to a Equipe publication reproduced by Catalan Sport, there is a new scenario. According to them, Barcelona will strike a deal with Inter Miami so that the MLS team will be the one to claim Messi.
He will then be loaned out to Barcelona for between six and 18 months to get another chance to wear the Blaugrana shirt. The French claim that this choice also serves Messi as he will remain fit until the 2024 Copa America while retiring in the United States.
We remind you that Xavi said the following on the fall of the Argentine superstar: “It depends on Messi. If he wants to come to Barca he will do anything. I think the conditions are right, it will help us a lot on a football level, there’s no doubt about that. There are other factors, personal and financial.”
Also on the table, according to Footmercato journalist Sadi Auna, is the name Al Hilal, who has reportedly presented a proposal that would see Messi pay the astronomical sum of €1.2 billion over two years.
In any case, Lionel Messi will immediately decide on the next stage of his career.
Source: sport 24
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