Neymar's PSG offered to buy Messi as soon as they got the chance

Sports Desk: Is Lionel Messi staying in Barcelona, ​​or is he signing up for a new club? The Argentine retailer has become 'free' since his contract with Bar্সa expired on June 30. Now you can go anywhere you want.

And Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) wants to take that opportunity. They have already sent him a contract offer to bring the 34-year-old Argentine superstar to France. News Daily Mail.

Messi wanted to leave Barcelona last season. He had a big problem with the club officials. But a lot has changed since then. The main problem was with the president of Barca, the position has also changed.

Messi is so good in Barcelona, ​​thinks the current president Juan Laporta. Even after his contract expired, Messi agreed to a new two-year contract, he claimed last week.

If true, the six-time Ballon d'Or winner will remain in Barcelona until June 2023. In that case other clubs have nothing else to do.

But the Spanish newspaper 'AS' reports again that PSG is still desperate to get Messi in the team. They have already sent him a contract offer to take him to Paris next season.

Messi's former Barca teammate Neymar played in PSG again. The personal relationship between the two is also great. Messi can think of something new.

Meanwhile, it is known that if Messi agrees to a new contract, Barcelona will have to pay a fee of 180 million pounds. The club is in a lot of tension now because of Corona.

They have already signed a number of new players for the summer transfer window. The La Liga club have brought in Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero, Lyon forward Memphis Depai and City defender Eric Garcia on free transfer.

Real Betis are trying to lure Brazilian star Emerson Royals into the squad with a ক্ল 7.6 million release clause. In this case, the contract with Messi will be a big cost for them. So nothing can be said for sure yet.

Messi did not comment on the deal. All his attention is now on Copa America. Argentina won four matches in a row and entered the semi-finals.

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