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A newspaper said "Daily Mail" The management Manchester City I started following up on a topic Lionel Messi Closely, hoping to hire him for free next summer.
The Argentine star contract expires in the summer of 2021, but it contains an item that allows the player to move for free if he wants to, in the summer of 2020.
And in the event of Messi’s decision to leave Barcelona, Manchester City seems to be the best option, especially with the Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, Who coached Messi at the start of his career, as well as sports director Tseksi Beguristan, who worked with Messi in Barcelona.
A newspaper said "Evening Standard" British, Manchester City should give Messi a salary "Fantastically" It could reach 67 million euros annually, which would make it the most expensive player in England.
Messi had sparked a major crisis in Barcelona, after attacking the club’s sports director and his former teammate, Eric Abidal, Because of the latter’s comments in which he criticized the team’s players.
Messi posted on his Instagram account, a photo of a newspaper article "Sport" Who shows Abidal’s statements to the newspaper, in which he said that the relationship between the former coach Ernesto ValverdeThe players were bad, and the players didn’t work hard for the team.
The Barcelona captain did not hesitate to respond immediately to Abidal, in a post that caused a stir on social media among fans Barcelona.
Spanish sources said that club president Jose Maria Bartomeo summoned Abidal for an emergency meeting, less than 24 hours after Messi’s comments.
With the administration’s decision to keep Abidal in office, the Barcelona legend may actually consider leaving, and moving to Manchester City.
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The newspaper “Daily Mail” that the Manchester City administration began to follow the issue of Lionel Messi closely, hoping to contract him for free next summer.
The Argentine star contract expires in the summer of 2021, but it contains an item that allows the player to move for free if he wants to, in the summer of 2020.
And in the event that Messi decides to leave Barcelona, Manchester City seems the most appropriate option, especially with the presence of Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, who coached Messi at the beginning of his career, in addition to the sports director Tecsiki Begistan, who worked with Messi in Barcelona.
The British newspaper “Evening Standard” said that Manchester City should give Messi a “fictional” salary of up to 67 million euros annually, which would make him the most expensive player in England.
Messi had sparked a major crisis in Barcelona, after attacking the club’s sports director and ex-teammate, Eric Abidal, due to the latter’s comments criticizing the team’s players.
Messi posted on his Instagram account, a photo of the article “Sport” that shows Abidal’s comments to the newspaper, in which he said that the relationship between former coach Ernesto Valverde and the players was bad, and that the players did not work hard for the team.
The Barcelona captain did not hesitate to respond immediately to Abidal, in a post that caused a stir on social media among Barcelona fans.
Spanish sources said that club president Jose Maria Bartomeo summoned Abidal for an emergency meeting, less than 24 hours after Messi’s comments.
With the administration’s decision to keep Abidal in office, the Barcelona legend may actually consider leaving, and moving to Manchester City.
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