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Lionel Messi has been at PSG for eighteen months but could be in line for a return to Spain.

The only window to change this status was during a transfer window, with Barcelona failing to do that in January's timeframe over salary limit rules. And, according to Mundo Deportivo, the Argentine World Cup winner could return to the amphitheatre where he made his glittering career with youngster Gavi positioned in a sticky situation. [PSG](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/paris-saint-germain), having been booed off last time in their 2-0 home loss to Rennes.

Another day and Lionel Messi is still not close to renewing his contract with PSG, which continues to fuel speculations about a possible return to Barcelona ...

Meanwhile, La Liga sources have also suggested that the possibility of Messi coming back to Barcelona is not completely off the table. At the same time, he is also aware that a return to Camp Nou would be difficult given the Catalans’ Financial Fair Play situation. However, that feeling has seemingly changed now and he is giving serious thought to the possibility of coming back to Catalonia.

The latest Barcelona transfer rumours include Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba, Paulo Dybala, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, Bernardo Silva and more.

The Argentine joined Jose Mourinho in the Italian capital on a free transfer just last summer, but could come in to provide competition for Robert Lewandowski. Barcelona may trigger the £10.6m release clause written into the contract of Roma forward Paulo Dybala. Atletico Madrid's interest has been played down but a move to the Premier League may be sanctioned. Abde Ezzalzouli's loan spell at Osasuna could help to facilitate a permanent move away from Barcelona. (Sport) The 35-year-old was recently booed by PSG's supporters during the Ligue 1 defeat to Rennes amid growing tensions in the French capital.

The World Cup winner is facing an uncertain future as he heads into the final three months of his PSG deal and, in recent months, has been heavily linked with a ...

But with Messi, a seven-time Ballon d'Or winner, versatile enough to play anywhere on the field, it shouldn't come as a problem. The only issue being, however, is that Xaxi will have a headache axing a regular starter if Messi does make a sensational return. The World Cup winner is facing an uncertain future as he heads into the final three months of his PSG deal and, in recent months, has been heavily linked with a move to Inter Miami in the United States.

La Liga's executives are said to not have closed the door on the possibility of Messi signing, but they say it's remote because Barcelona have to reduce their ...

[In France,](https://www.footmercato.net/a2550082298114921375-psg-lionel-messi-chaud-pour-revenir-au-fc-barcelone) they have gone as far as to say that Messi considers it a priority to go to Barcelona. There have also been speculation that [Manchester City](https://bitterandblue.sbnation.com) could be an option, as he tried to join them in the past. La Liga’s executives are said to not have closed the door on the possibility of Messi signing, but they say it’s remote because Barcelona have to reduce their wage bill by a lot. Inter Miami and a Saudi Arabian team have been mentioned as possible destinations. In addition, his family prefers to live in Barcelona. [FC Barcelona](https://www.barcablaugranes.com), according to various reports.

PSG star player Lionel Messi is expected to make a comeback in his home football club of Barcelona, with a whopping deal which might be more than what ...

He joined PSG on a 2-year contract, which was expected to be renewed after his win in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. This deal is priced much higher than Cristiano Ronaldo’s deal, which made a record for being the highest football deal ever made. As the star footballer is making headlines in PSG, Barcelona has made him an offer that he might not be able to refuse.

The legendary 35-year-old moved to Paris in the summer of 2021 after Barcelona's precarious financial position left them unable to negotiate a new contract, ...

Indeed, his father Jorge met with Laporta recently for talks and they are understood to have gone well. They even believed they were closing in on agreement after his successful return from the World Cup. "Messi is the best player in history, he is a player who came through our academy, he is the important player in our history - he is also a player of PSG and have to respect that," he said. "I can’t say more but we will see, but he knows the doors of Barcelona are open but we respect he is currently with PSG and he is in a great moment with Argentina." But it's a fairytale return to Barcelona that is beginning to look more and more realistic, with the Catalan giants desperate to return Messi to where they feel is his home. [PSG](https://www.90min.com/teams/psg) have a 12-month option to extend that the player must also agree to - and the Ligue 1 giants have attempted to negotiate fresh terms with the Argentine, his father and representatives.