Messi joined PSG from Barcelona in the late spring move window after his agreement with the last option terminated and it became apparent the Catalan club couldn't bear to reestablish it.
The Argentine has since persevered through an extreme season in France. His exhibitions haven't been terrible however they haven't been to the stratospheric standard we've been familiar with from him.
PSG are clear at the highest point of Ligue 1 yet they crashed out of the Champions League at the last 16 in the wake of losing to Real Madrid. Reports have surfaced asserting Messi is discontent with PSG and needs to get back to his otherworldly home of Camp Nou.
"Assuming that Messi is drained at PSG, he must determination his circumstance and see what he needs to do," Kempes said in remarks conveyed by Diario Sport.
"He has a really lengthy agreement with Paris. I couldn't say whether Barcelona will greet him back wholeheartedly on the grounds that he left such that no one expected and presently he'd be returning such that no one anticipated. It's convoluted.
"In Barcelona was a lord, and in Paris he's however distraught as he might have been the point at which he was at Barcelona. He's as yet lord of the world, what's going on is that the outcomes aren't coming and that influences him, regardless of the amount he attempts to conceal it. I don't figure Messi will keep going that long at PSG assuming things go on as they have been.
"I see Messi's face and I'm concerned. Not on the grounds that I see him wearing the PSG shirt, but since I'm concerned how he can manage the Argentine public group.
"Whether he wins or loses with Paris, or whether he plays for Barcelona or Madrid, I don't give five cucumbers. The main thing I need is Messi at 200% for the Argentine public group. I need him to show up in the best shape both intellectually and truly."
Messi, who has scored 80 objectives in 158 covers for his nation, is presently away with Argentina for the global break. The Albiceleste face Venezuela and Ecuador in World Cup Qualifiers.
Kempes played for Argentina somewhere in the range of 1973 and 1982 and was a critical piece of the group that won the 1978 World Cup on home soil.
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