MESSI will move to NEWELLS OLD BOYS and here's why!

Lionel Messi is looking for a new club. Yeah, you've heard that well, we can state it with full confidence. In which club will the world champion pursue his outstanding career? There's, of course, a nostalgic option with a grand return to Barcelona. He can choose to go for an intriguing trip to the English Premier League, where an old friend, Pep Guardiola, with a star-studded Manchester City squad, are already waiting for Leo's arrival. An American dream can be realized with La Pulga joining Inter Miami, where David Beckham has been calling Lionel for far from the first year. However, he may also pick the other way around, which will make us to fall in love with Messi even more. A home return to Rosario, the club of his childhood, Newell's Old Boys. And today we are about to discuss exactly this scenario. But before we begin, we have three requests for you. Firstly, subscribe to our channel, as here we create high-quality football journalism. Secondly, give us a like, this way the video will be watched by as many Messi fans as possible. And thirdly, write in the comments below from which city and country you are watching this episode. Without further ado, we proceed to start. Let's get into it! Right off the bat, it's worth noting why we are making this video in the first place. You may not be up to date with the latest news over Leo's future. So, basically, the player is in no hurry to sign a new contract with PSG, with the Parisian side having possible problems with financial free play from next season. Meanwhile, Barcelona, despite all the desire, also has a little chance to bring Messi back. Not to mention Blaugrana icon still offended by Laporta's actions related to his departure from camp now. The journey to inter-Miami remains the simplest, as the Herons are ready to arrange a transfer, all that remains is to get Messi and his family's consent. That's how things are for now. Interestingly enough, the option with Newell's old boys always emerged in the media when possible new destinations for Leo have been discussed, despite it being an odd one to consider. Nevertheless, this time things are different. Spoiler, mostly because of Messi's best friend Sergio Agüero, who spilled some beans on the matter. Leo is seriously considering the possibility of playing for Newell's. Agüero told the Brazilian publication UOL, and we dived headlong into the article written by journalist Tela Estoraga, who quoted the former striker of Argentina, Barcelona and Manchester City. What we managed to find reveals a truly shocking and convincing fact. Messi can actually return to finish his career in Newell's. Messi will be present at the Newell's old boys stadium on June 16th this year in a testimonial game for Maxi Rodríguez, a club legend and former Argentina international with whom Leo played many matches. This will be the first time the The date was chosen specifically for Leo. PSG's last league fixture will take place on June 4th, and this year's Champions League final will be scheduled on June 10th, if of course the Red and Blue succeed in knocking Bayern Munich out of the tournament. According to a reliable Argentine publication Ole, many rumors are circulating in Argentina that after finishing his spell with PSG, Messi is gonna spend a season or two in Newell's, his boyhood club, where he fired up the pitch in the 90s, scoring 234 goals in 176 appearances for children's teams. The leper's plan is for the Maxi Rodríguez tribute game to be a pilot test to show the goat all the love and convince him to sign the deal with old boys. Moreover, the team's current manager is Gabriel Heinze, another Messi's Argentina teammate. The whole puzzle can fit just right. It's hard to talk about this because then a giant ball of rumors is made. Let's wait and see what happens. We will not get ahead of the facts. Maxi Rodríguez knows. But it would not be an exaggeration to say that the whole of Argentina football is waiting for this return. AFA, the Argentine football association, is actively working on Lionel Messi's move to Newell's Old Boys, UOL informs. The president of the organization, Claudio Tapia, is a good friend of the star striker and their relationship has been at its best since the country's World Cup triumph. The official sees great opportunities in such a transfer and actively shares his ideas with the player. Tapia believes that Lionel will attract big contracts to Argentine club football. Since Can Me Volt president Alejandro Dominguez promises rapid profits from Newell's participation in the Copa Libertadores or Copa Sudamericana. Besides, the president intends to have his name written in Argentine football history books as the man who organized the great comeback of the Tapia has all it takes to fulfill the dream of all Argentine football fans, who are dying to see Lionel in his home league and enjoy his game at the club level. Because there is one rather small detail that we all could have overlooked from the start. That's right, Eritrean to Newell's Old Boys has been a long-standing dream and plan of Lionel Messi for quite a while. There was even an exact date for the footballer's comeback, the summer of 2023, after the World Cup in Qatar. This piece of info was shared by the former vice-president of Barcelona Emili Rao Saud back in October 2020 in an interview with Argentina radio station Via Trinidad and also confirmed among the players' inner circle. The same Thales Tarraga clarifies. Bearing this context in mind, the huge new Lionel Messi's house in Rosario, which was rebuilt for him at the end of 2021 and which the locals call the literal fortress, is an interesting addition to note. Perhaps Messi also wants to be the GOAT in planning his career. The guy clearly knew when a new modern home with a reliable security system will be needed in his hometown. And this has already happened, so maybe an epic homecoming is also soon to happen? Retiring in Argentina Primera División is some kind of tradition for local celebrities. Diego Maradona and Carlos Tevez finished at Boca Juniors, Aymar and Saviola at River Plate, Juan Sebastián Verón at Estudiantes, Juan Román Riquelme at Argentinos Juniors, Pablo Osvaldo at Banfield and Diego Milito retired at Racing Club. What are other reasons for Newell's option to sound lucrative for La Puga? It's all about new trophies not yet added to his collection. Leo will be especially looking to take the Argentine Primera, Copa Argentina and, of course, win the Latin American version of the Champions League, Copa Libertadores. These may totally suit Messi's obsession with beating the absolute record for the most trophies in a single career span. Anyway, it may be historically satisfying, especially in terms of parallels with the career of grey Diego Maradona, who represented Newell's in the early 90s, while Leo could only pass him balls then and to whom Leo dedicated his goal immediately after the golden boy left us for the better world. Ok, seems like the return to the Lapras may turn out to be quite romantic and epic in its own way. Finishing your career right where you started as a child and giving the joy of your football performances to most ardent fans can actually make the most beautiful ending to the incredible story of Leo Messi, isn't it? Guys, hit the like button if you want Leo to play for Newell's old boys. 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