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Is Messi transfer confirmed?

Is Messi transfer confirmed?

‘This is not a drill’: $110m Lionel Messi transfer confirmed to create new Euro super team. Argentina forward Lionel Messi, who left Barcelona after 21 years last week has signed a two-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, with the option of an additional year, the French club announced on Wednesday.

Which team will Messi be transferred to?

Paris-Saint Germain In his tearful farewell press conference, Messi admitted that he could sign for Paris Saint-Germain. “Paris Saint-Germain is a possibility, yes,” explained the Argentina star.

Will Lionel Messi go back to Barcelona?

There is no other evidence supporting the argument as of now however, the player coming back to Barca is highly unlikely. The player has a contract with PSG till 2023 which means that Barca will have to pay a transfer fee. On top of that, they will have to redesign their current wage structure.

Which team is Messi going to in 2021?

“I am delighted that Lionel Messi has chosen to join Paris Saint-Germain and we are proud to welcome him to Paris, with his family,” said Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the club president.

Did Messi transfer to PSG?

Lionel Messi has completed his move to Paris Saint-Germain after signing a two-year contract. The six-time Ballon d’Or winner arrived in Paris on Tuesday afternoon to complete a medical and seal his move to the French club on a two-year deal – with an option for a third – worth £25m per year after tax, plus bonuses.

Is Messi PSG transfer confirmed?

Lionel Messi is finally a Paris Saint-Germain player having penned a two-year deal after his Barcelona contract expired this summer. The Argentine officially joined PSG on an initial two-year contract on Tuesday evening.

Why did Barcelona sell Messi?

Since making his senior debut at Camp Nou in 2003, Messi has played 778 games for the Catalan club, scoring 672 goals. He claimed he wanted to stay at the club and had even accepted a 50 per cent salary cut to sign a new contract. But as it turned out, Barcelona couldn’t even afford a cut-price Messi.