According to Spanish media "World Sports", Argentina forward Messi is rumored to return to Barcelona after the end of this season, but he is troubled by these rumors.
Messi's contract with Paris Saint-Germain is at the end of this season. Barcelona chairman Laporta hopes to bring Messi back to Camp Nou in a free transfer window in the 2023 summer transfer window.
Last summer, Messi failed to sign a new contract with the 35-year-old due to Barcelona's fiscal restrictions. Messi said goodbye to the club he had played for 21 years in tears and finally chose to join Paris Saint-Germain. However, Barcelona's economic situation has improved since then, with Laporta hoping to get Messi back to the club after the season ends.
However, the Argentine international is very troubled by the current situation and he has not focused on his future in the club. Messi is looking forward to the World Cup later this year, where he will decide his future after the Qatar World Cup.
This is the last chance for the Argentine international to win the World Cup, and he is completely focused on the task in front of him. Under Messi, Argentina recently won the Copa America championship and has been in a dazzling state since then. This South American team is one of the popular teams to win the World Cup this winter.
At the same time, Barcelona have improved their roster well since Xavi’s arrival and have performed quite well in La Liga so far this season. They will hope to end the season strongly by winning the league title.
If Laporta can get Messi back to the club after the end of the season, it will be a huge boost for the team and the fans.
Messi's love and admiration for the club is no secret, however, Barcelona will have to wait until the end of the World Cup to know if they have a chance to bring their club legend back after the end of the season.
Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain is pleased that the Argentine international will remain in France and will offer him a new contract if he is willing to accept it. At present, rumors about Messi's negotiations with Barcelona are false.
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