US EditionLionel Messi Lined up for Huge Saudi Transfer with Club Ready to Go 'All Out' - The Mirror
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Lionel Messi lined up for huge Saudi transfer with club ready to go 'all out' - The Mirror
Lionel Messi's Inter Miami contract is winding down and he's yet to sign on with Saudi outfit Al Ahli looking to pounce by luring him to the Middle Easy with a mammoth offer
The French daily Lequipe published that the Saudi club plans to go to the cargo by Pulga.The captain of the Argentine National Team has a contract until December 31.
Al Ahli, a recognized club of Saudi football, has expressed his interest in signing Lionel Messi, although everything indicates that the Argentine will remain in Inter Miami. The Arab group, current continental champion, seeks to incorporate a figure of international stature after the revooning of Cristiano Ronaldo with the Al-Nassr and would have already initiated efforts to tempt the world champion with a significant economic offer. Despite th…
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New Delhi: Lionel Messi could be on his way to Saudi Arabia amid uncertainty over his future at Inter Miami. The Argentine ace’s current deal with Inter Miami will expire at the end of 2025, and his potential future move has become one of the major talking points in world football. Messi is reportedly in talks with a Saudi club Al-Ahli over a possible transfer. As per a report in French publication L’Equipe, Al-Ahli are currently in talks with M…
Messi reportedly in advanced talks to join Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli
GistReel Lionel Messi is reportedly in advanced talks to join Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli, in a development that could reintroduce his legendary rivalry with Cristiano Ronaldo. According to L’Equipe, Al Ahli are actively pursuing the Inter Miami superstar, hoping to lure him away from Major League Soccer when his current contract expires in December 2025. While Inter Miami are pushing for an extension, the 36-year-old has yet to commit, openin…
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