After the request for 600M €, the Messi clan is active for his transfer

On the sidelines of the next transfer window, Lionel Messi could become a free agent and commit to Al-Hilal, a Saudi formation that is courting the PSG striker. And while the Spanish press reported a €600m bombshell for Messi, his father moved to Saudi Arabia.

The weeks follow each other and are not alike in the soap opera Lionel Messi. Since last fall, 24hfootnews.com revealed to you that the PSG was busy behind the scenes to prepare a contract extension offer for him for at least one more season to pass on to the player and his entourage once the curtain fell on the World Cup in Qatar. Finally, almost three months after the outcome of the World Cup, there is no real progress for the contract of Messi despite the information from Parisian and of Fabrizio Romano dating from last December with an agreement in principle supposedly found between the two parties.

600M€, here is what the Messi clan would claim from Saudi Arabia

However, 24hfootnews.com revealed to you on February 18, discussions are continuing between the PSG and the clan Messi. And while the capital club experienced two eliminations almost in quick succession in the round of 16 of the Coupe de France and the Champions League, the future of Lionel Messi could be turned upside down as the press reports growing uncertainty about the seven-time Ballon d’Or. His biographer Guillem Balague recently said on CBS Sports that Messi will not join an exotic league wishing to stay in Europe next season. However, according to The Chiringuitothe father of Messi would claim a package of 600M€ from Al–Hilal to accept that his son arrives in the league of cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia.

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Messi’s father spotted with Saudi royal prince

And this Tuesday, Jorge Messi was spotted at a Saudi airport with the head of the Mahd Sports Academy: Professor Abdullah Hamad and a close relative of the royal family, namely the prince Abdulaziz Al Faisal. It remains to be seen whether during the said interview between the three men there was any question of a possible transfer of Messi or a simple discussion about the role of ambassador of the attacker of the PSG for Saudi tourism.