Inter Milan has reportedly set up astronomical rates to keep Lionel Messi out of FC Barcelona.
Last week rumours circulated that the player’s agent and Father Jorge would negotiate Messi’s transfer to the Nerazzurri from the 2021–2022 season, when his contract expires. And this has been denied throughout the Argentine countryside to Catalan newspapers such as Mundo Deportivo, stories on the subject continue to emerge.
This upheaval was originally triggered by the fact that, to take advantage of lower tax rates than proposals in Spain, Jorge will move to Milan’s Porta Nova district early next month.
That scoop broken by La Gazzetta dello Sport, that same outlet has on Thursday made a sensational claim as to what the Italian giants are readying for the Ballon d’Or winner.
If Messi makes the decision to turn his back on the club that has raised him since he was a teenager, Inter, of course, would not have to pay a penny of a bachelor to Barca to get his player in 2021.
The 34-year-old a four-year Contract in Serie A would move Messi beyond his 38th birthday, but earn him an astronomical salary amount.
Indeed, if La Gazzetta is to be heard, its potential suitors have allocated 260 million euros (306 million dollars) which, damaged, would leave the number 10 with an amount of 50 million euros in line with the year.
Sums so high allow him to surpass his generational rival Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus, there is also a diversity of others for Inter himself, adding an incalculable expsoure logo and sales of blouses that would throw them to a “utopia” of football.
Apparently irritated by the ongoing scandals the scenes at camp Nou, which saw him arguing in public with football director Eric Abidal and seeing his call tainted in a social media scandal, the veteran also lamented the lack of competitiveness and quality in the existing blaugrana. Team.
Adept at the fact that Messi is not going anywhere, however, Josep Bartomeu claims that he has “no doubt” that the captain will renew and need to retire in Catalonia, FC Barcelona will have to try to build a decent team around his striker and save his continental rivals. having succeeded in the coup d’éath of the century.
Now in Barcelona, after six years in Sao Paulo, I have written extensively on these topics through advances and analysis, while I have also covered adjustment reports for
Now founded in Barcelona after six years in Sao Paulo, I have written extensively on these topics through advances and research, while covering adjustment reports for tournaments such as the Copa America. In addition to writing for Forbes Sports, I publish Yellow – Green Football: an about Brazilian football that is a component of Guardian Sport Network and a component of O Globo.