Will Messi leave Miami International? Or stay at Miami International?

July 3. Miami International has ended its Club World Cup journey and created the best record in team history and even league history. Messi has made great contributions. Of course, for Messi, who has never even lost the Club World Cup before and won the championship as soon as he entered the Club World Cup, this is obviously not a good result, but he brought himself to the former league bottom and Miami International played the best record in team history. The loss was the Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain, and Messi obviously wasn't too disappointed.

But Miami International's management has always sold teams that can be used and become better, or cannot keep them, making Messi's leadership environment worse and worse, which somewhat goes against Messi's original intention of joining Miami International. Messi is interested in Miami International's sincerity and vision. At first, it met the standards, but now it is becoming increasingly deviant. So a brother of a reporter who is familiar with Messi recently revealed that Messi wants to leave Miami International before the World Cup. The outside world began to speculate that he would return to the five major leagues, with teams such as Barcelona, ​​Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester City, Bayern, and Arsenal all on the probability list.

However, according to the follow-up of Romano and multiple media, the negotiations between Messi and Miami International have not yet ended, and Messi may still stay at Miami International. World Sports reported that Messi and Miami International continued negotiations and the two sides were confident of reaching an agreement that satisfies each other. Messi and his family live happily in Miami, and his environment in playing football in the United States is also good.

Marca reporter Juan Castro said that Messi's negotiations with Miami International are currently going well and may renew the contract at any time. He may renew his contract for another year, but no documents have been signed yet and the negotiations are still continuing.