Lionel Messi announced to stay at Barcelona

Lionel Messi has confirmed he will remain at Barcelona due to the fact the economic outlay required to make his preferred exit a fact used to be "impossible".

The Argentina celebrity despatched shockwaves thru Camp Nou final week when he introduced he desired to depart Barca in the wake of the humiliating 8-2 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Messi was once of the faith he may want to depart on a free switch after activating a clause permitting him to terminate his contract at the give up of the season, with Manchester City shortly rising as favourites for his signature.

La Liga has rejected the claim, insisting that any potential sweater would have to negotiate with Barca or pay a 700 700 million launch clause in Messi's contract, choosing June 10. Will choose to go for something without ending.

Messi's father and agent Jorge met Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu to talk about the six-time Ballon d'Or winner's future on Wednesday, prior to which he referred to it would be "difficult" for his son to stay.

However, reviews emerged after the assembly that a switch for Messi would probably begin a civil courtroom case, whilst City have been additionally stated to be unable to do a deal if a switch rate - even one appreciably under the launch clause - used to be involved.

Consequently, Messi validated on Friday he would no longer be transferring due to the fact the choice of a free switch was once no longer on the table.

He advised Goal Spain: "I concept and was once certain that I used to be free to leave. The president constantly stated that at the stop of the season I should determine if I stayed or not.

"Now they are emphasizing the truth that I did not say this before June 10, when it turns out that on June 10 we are competing for La Liga in the midst of this invasive corona virus, and that The disease changed the whole season."

"That's why I'm going to move on with the club."

"I'm going to move on now because of the fact that the president advised me that the only way out is to pay the 700 700 million clause, and that's impossible."

Lionel Messi has confirmed he will remain at Barcelona due to the fact the economic outlay required to make his preferred exit a fact used to be "impossible".

The Argentina celebrity despatched shockwaves thru Camp Nou final week when he introduced he desired to depart Barca in the wake of the humiliating 8-2 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Messi was once of the faith he may want to depart on a free switch after activating a clause permitting him to terminate his contract at the give up of the season, with Manchester City shortly rising as favourites for his signature.

La Liga has rejected the claim, insisting that any potential sweater would have to negotiate with Barca or pay a 700 700 million launch clause in Messi's contract, choosing June 10. Will choose to go for something without ending.

Messi's father and agent Jorge met Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu to talk about the six-time Ballon d'Or winner's future on Wednesday, prior to which he referred to it would be "difficult" for his son to stay.

However, reviews emerged after the assembly that a switch for Messi would probably begin a civil courtroom case, whilst City have been additionally stated to be unable to do a deal if a switch rate - even one appreciably under the launch clause - used to be involved.

Consequently, Messi validated on Friday he would no longer be transferring due to the fact the choice of a free switch was once no longer on the table.

He advised Goal Spain: "I concept and was once certain that I used to be free to leave. The president constantly stated that at the stop of the season I should determine if I stayed or not.

"Now they are emphasizing the truth that I did not say this before June 10, when it turns out that on June 10 we are competing for La Liga in the midst of this invasive corona virus, and that The disease changed the whole season."

"That's why I'm going to move on with the club."

"I'm going to move on now because of the fact that the president advised me that the only way out is to pay the 700 700 million clause, and that's impossible."

Lionel Messi has confirmed he will remain at Barcelona due to the fact the economic outlay required to make his preferred exit a fact used to be "impossible".

The Argentina celebrity despatched shockwaves thru Camp Nou final week when he introduced he desired to depart Barca in the wake of the humiliating 8-2 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Messi was once of the faith he may want to depart on a free switch after activating a clause permitting him to terminate his contract at the give up of the season, with Manchester City shortly rising as favourites for his signature.

La Liga has rejected the claim, insisting that any potential sweater would have to negotiate with Barca or pay a 700 700 million launch clause in Messi's contract, choosing June 10. Will choose to go for something without ending.

Messi's father and agent Jorge met Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu to talk about the six-time Ballon d'Or winner's future on Wednesday, prior to which he referred to it would be "difficult" for his son to stay.

However, reviews emerged after the assembly that a switch for Messi would probably begin a civil courtroom case, whilst City have been additionally stated to be unable to do a deal if a switch rate - even one appreciably under the launch clause - used to be involved.

Consequently, Messi validated on Friday he would no longer be transferring due to the fact the choice of a free switch was once no longer on the table.

He advised Goal Spain: "I concept and was once certain that I used to be free to leave. The president constantly stated that at the stop of the season I should determine if I stayed or not.

"Now they are emphasizing the truth that I did not say this before June 10, when it turns out that on June 10 we are competing for La Liga in the midst of this invasive corona virus, and that The disease changed the whole season."

"That's why I'm going to move on with the club."

"I'm going to move on now because of the fact that the president advised me that the only way out is to pay the 700 700 million clause, and that's impossible."