Former Argentina striker Sergio Aguero has given hints regarding the future destination of his compatriot Lionel Messi.
The name of Lionel Messi’s next club was reportedly ‘leaked’ by Sergio Aguero after he unwittingly leaked the conversation they had in private.
PSG have not yet reached an agreement with Messi while the Pulga contract expires at the end of the current season. There has already been talk of a transfer to MLS club Inter Miami, as well as a potential return to his former club, FC Barcelona, should the world champion leave the French capital this summer.
Aguero spilled the beans for Messi
However, Aguero, his long-time friend, mentioned a destination that no one has yet mentioned. It’s Newell’s Old Boys, where the seven-time Ballon d’Or learned his trade before joining Barça in the mid-2000s. It was in an interview with the Brazilian media UOL that the former Manchester City striker spilled the beans: “He is seriously considering the possibility of playing for Newell’s”.
Aguero’s slip forced ex-Liverpool winger Maxi Rodriguez to step in and blurt out: “Kun is Kun. He cannot be silent. We will see. It’s hard to talk about it because then you make a giant ball of rumours. Let’s wait and see what happens. We will not anticipate the facts. »
Homecoming for Messi?
According to rumours, Messi set to be affected by Maxi Rodriguez’s jubilee at Newell’s later this year. A match scheduled to celebrate his three stints at the club. In Argentina, it’s rumored Rosario’s club view Messi’s appearance in this exhibition match as an impromptu tryout ahead of a potential transfer once his contract with PSG expires.
Messi spent five years with Newell’s youth teams and also served as a ballboy for the club before joining Barcelona’s famed La Masia outfit.
The former Blaugrana is shining with PSG this season, although his post-World Cup performance leaves something to be desired. In 27 appearances during the 2022/2023 financial year, the 35-year-old has scored 16 goals and provided 14 assists, already exceeding his total for the past campaign.
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