Lionel Messi to leave PSG? Rumours ignite after Argentina skipper leaves training early

On March 17, 2023, Friday, speculations of Lionel Messi being unhappy at PSG picked up as Argentine apparently left training session in frustration. 7-time Ballon D'or winner was transferred to Paris Saint Germain in 2021 after a sensational move from FC Barcelona. club was recently kcked out from Round of 16 st of UEFA Champions League.

Ever since he has taken field at French capital, re have always been speculations me by football fans and pundits that PSG is t final destination of Lionel Messi. So, wher it is about a fictional rift between him and teammate Kylian Mbappe or a visual of him t showcasing best expression, every possible thing has been doubted by fans and often conclusion drawn by m is same. This time reports have furr propelled m to do same. As per reports, Messi was dissatisfied with Christophe Galtier's coaching and instantaneously walked away from training proceedings. 

As per Galtier, Messi felt discomfort in his ductor and hence withdrew from training. While with it exit rumors have been simmered, however, speculations could again ignite. Recently 35-year-old stated that he would like to finish his career at his boyhood club Newell's Old Boys, but when will that move will take place he did t mention.

Lionel Messi t interested in extending PSG stay?

Lionel Messi joined PSG in 2021 when ecomic turmoil forced Barcelona to let go of ir most prized asset. player put pen to paper on a two-year contract but things haven't panned out way he would have hoped. emergence of Kylian Mbappe at French club has also coincided with Messi's arrival which could be one of reasons behind his decision. 

Messi's far Jorge Messi, who also happens to be his nt held a meeting with club manment but both parties failed to reach a conclusion and a second meeting could be on cards to decide outcome. MLS has been a happy hunting ground for footballers reaching ir twilight period and World Cup winner could he to United States if reports are to be believed.