While Lionel Messi’s future with PSG is defined, rumors linking him to a new destination continue to grow, especially with a possible arrival in Saudi Arabian football to join Cristiano Ronaldo and extend their rivalry in this final stage. of the career of both, publishes daily ACE from Spain.
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ESPN confirmed that close sources would have revealed that the Saudi league is carrying out a plan to try to sign Lionel Messi in the event that the Argentine footballer does not renew his contract with PSG, which could open up the possibility of freely negotiating with any other club worldwide.
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Although another of Messi’s possible destinations could be the MLS, especially Inter Miami, Arab soccer dreams of stealing the transfer and thus adding to its growing league the figure of the world champion with Argentina, who could also have a million-dollar contract. like the Portuguese with Al-Nassr.
The sources revealed to ESPN They reportedly confirmed that Saudi Arabian league clubs will receive help to sign big European soccer stars, starting with Lionel Messi.
The salary that Lionel Messi would earn in Saudi Arabia
Although no details were revealed about the possible signing of Lionel Messi with a club in the Saudi Arabian league, it was revealed that the Argentine star is expected to receive salary proposals similar to or even higher than those received by Cristiano Ronaldo with Al-Nassr. who recently signed a millionaire contract in exchange for 200 million dollars.
It should be noted that it was recently announced that Lionel Messi was in talks with PSG for the renewal of his contract, however, the talks have not progressed, although the former Barcelona player is expected to extend his time at the Parisian club. (D)
Source: Eluniverso
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