The 33-year-old Argentine superstar astonished world football by saying she wanted to leave Camp Nou after nearly two decades.
Messi frustrated by the consequences with the club’s leaders, his capitation of La Liga after the 8-2 blockade at the hands of Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
Manchester City is temporarily the favorite to point to the legendary striker.
Pep Guardiola is said to have already had a three-hour phone call with Messi about a mega money transfer in the summer.
But Juventus have not given up hope even though they all team up with Messi and Ronaldo, according to L’Equipe.
The French newspaper reports that Messi’s father, Jorge, has “listened politely” to the calls of Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus, despite a transfer to England almost certainly.
Juve would like to reunite Ronaldo and Messi for their “respect” and “appreciation” for others in their quest to win their first Champions League name since 1996.
The iconic duo has among them 11 surprising Ballon d’Ors and have spoken of their admiration for each other, despite their rivalry for the name of soccer’s greatest.
And Juventus have a chance, with L’Equipe claiming Messi’s team “as the call” of Serie A champions.
Earlier this week, SunSport revealed that Man City would do everything imaginable to reunite Messi and Guardiola.
We have also revealed that City will NOT be coming with Bernardo Silva, Gabriel Jesus or Riyad Mahrez in any deal to bring Messi to Eastlands.
However, the City is in a position to offer Barcelona one of its main objectives, Eric García, in addition to Angelino.
As PSG’s tie fades, it is claimed that Messi’s friends, Neymar and Angel Di Maria, seek to convince him to sign up for Paris.
On the other hand, Jurgen Klopp, head of Liverpool, Premier League champion, warned that City could be unstoppable with Messi.
The city is about to agree terms of 1. 4 million pounds, according to the week with the striker, consisting of salary, signing fees, bonuses and symbol rights.
And Reds manager Klopp said, “Obviously Messi would help Manchester City and make it even harder to beat them, which is already very difficult. “
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