Five issues outlined that Barcelona must solve in order to sign Lionel Messi
Barcelona is reportedly keen to bring Lionel Messi back to the club, but there are several obstacles to overcome before it can become a reality. Messi's contract with Paris Saint-Germain will expire in just over two months, which means that he is free to negotiate with any team. However, Cadena SER has outlined five problems that the Blaugrana must solve before they can sign Messi.
Firstly, Barcelona must obtain approval from La Liga for their financial plans to illustrate the feasibility of such a move. Without this approval, they will be unable to bring Messi back to the club. The club's Director of Football has been in Madrid recently to discuss this matter.
Secondly, Barcelona must get themselves under the salary limit for this season so that they can recruit without restrictions. They must also work out how to register the contracts that they have renewed, such as Gavi, Ronald Araujo, Marcos Alonso, and Alejandro Balde, should they agree to a detail.
The third problem is that Joan Laporta, Barcelona's former president who is now standing for a second term, must apologize to Messi for the way he was treated two summers ago. Laporta pulled the plug on Messi's contract at the last minute, and this action caused a great deal of pain and suffering for Messi.
Once these three problems are solved, Barcelona must then make an offer to Messi that is attractive enough for him to accept. Messi will command a significant salary, regardless of his desire to return to the club.
Despite the challenges, Laporta remains optimistic about Messi's potential return to the club. He has indicated that he will do everything possible to keep Messi, as he believes that Messi wants to stay in Barcelona and that he needs to trust in the club's sporting project. Laporta has also sent a message of encouragement to Messi after his huge contract was leaked to a Spanish newspaper.
In addition, Laporta has emphasized the importance of Messi to Barcelona. According to a study conducted by the club, Messi generates around a third of all of Barcelona's income. This fact underscores the importance of Messi to the club, both on and off the field.
In conclusion, while there are several obstacles to overcome, Barcelona remains keen to bring Lionel Messi back to the club. If the club can obtain approval from La Liga, get themselves under the salary limit, and make an attractive offer to Messi, there is a chance that he may return to the city that was his home for 21 years.
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