Inter Miami Offers Messi €200 Million Deal Co-Owned by Beckham

Beckham’s club offer Messi a €200 million deal

According to Equip, Inter Miami want to acquire Messi and then loan him to Barcelona so that they can avoid the financial problems that could arise if the Catalan club tried to acquire him on their own.

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The American football club Inter Miami, co-owned by David Beckham, has made an offer to the Argentine striker Paris Saint-Germain Lionel Messi on a four-year contract for a total of €200 million. informs Spanish portal Sport.es.

According to the source, the American club is also considering the possibility of signing a contract with midfielder Sergio Busquets, with whom Messi played in Barcelona.

French newspaper “Ekip” May 31 informedthat Inter Miami plans to arrange a transfer of Messi, and then loan the player to Barcelona for six or 18 months, so that the Catalan club will avoid the financial problems that could arise if it itself acquires the Argentinean.

PSG head coach Christophe Galtier told a press conference that the Argentine striker would leave the club at the end of the season. However, later the press service of the French club denied the coach’s statement.

In early May, AFP reported that Messi’s transfer to one of the teams in Saudi Arabia is considered a “decided issue.” Foot Mercato reported on May 30 that Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal had offered Messi a two-year deal that could earn him €1.2 billion and become the world’s highest-paid athlete.

Messi joined PSG on a free transfer in the summer of 2021 after the expiration of his contract with Barcelona. The 35-year-old Argentine’s deal with PSG expires at the end of the season. Messi has made 40 appearances this season, scoring 21 goals and making 20 assists. He won the Ligue 1 title and earned his 43rd career trophy, equaling that of former Barcelona and Brazil player Dani Alves.