Currently at the end of his contract with PSG, Lionel Messi does not yet know what the rest of his career will be. If Paris absolutely seeks to extend it, the MLS is working internally to attract the Pulga to the United States. With a rather surreal offer.
At 35 and after becoming world champion, Lionel Messi seems to have achieved everything in football. However, the Argentinian is still courted by several clubs around the world. The man with seven golden balls has the possibility of extending with PSG even if the negotiations seem complicated. A return to FC Barcelona is also being considered by his clan, which is nostalgic for the Messi era in Catalonia. MLS also wants to have the honor of being the Argentinian’s last championship. American franchises are studying the possibility of bringing Messi for next season.
Beckham and MLS push with Leo Messi
Jérôme Meary, an agent specializing in transfers between Europe and MLS, confided in an interview with Téléfoot on the chances that Messi will sign in the United States and in particular at Inter Miami, David Beckham’s club. The latter obviously took advantage of the World Cup in Qatar to discuss in depth with the Argentinian clan, who knew that La Pulga was focused on his selection, but that his relatives could also make important contacts for his future. . This is what happened in Doha last December.
“The Beckham clan interacted a lot with the Messi clan during the World Cup. I know MLS is finding solutions to try to bring him in. Beckham, they had managed to bring him in by offering him the possibility of owning an MLS franchise. And so, they are going to offer Messi to become the owner of a potential MLS franchise. There’s a 10-20% chance he’ll come to MLS because they’re really offering him a pretty special project.” said the footballers’ agent. David Beckham, who joined the Los Angeles Galaxy in 2007, is now the owner of Inter Miami, a rising MLS franchise. If he were to sign in the United States next summer, Lionel Messi would have a similar path to that of the former English midfielder with the acquisition of a franchise for a future business for his post-career. A project that has the means to seduce the Argentine world champion, who loves life in Florida, where he already has properties and has often let it be known that he would see himself continuing to live in the United States once his career is over. .