If reports are to be believed, Lionel Messi will leave Barcelona at the end of the season.
However, his next destination remains a mystery.
The United States, though, could be next on the list for the record six-time Ballon d’Or winner.
TOP STORY – MIAMI MOVE ON THE CARDS FOR MESSI?
Lionel Messi could be keen on joining David Beckham’s Inter Miami in MLS, claims Sport.
Messi, whose contract is set to expire, is tipped to leave Barcelona at the end of the season amid strong links to Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain and Premier League giants Manchester City.
But the six-time Ballon d’Or winner could be lured to the United States, where Beckham co-owns Inter Miami.
ROUND-UP
– According to The Sun, Manchester United are battling Barca and Real Madrid to sign Sevilla centre-back Jules Kounde. United are reportedly determined to bolster their defence and Kounde has emerged as a key target.
– Liverpool have made Torino defender Bremer their top transfer target at the end of the season, reports the Mirror. Despite the January arrivals of Ozan Kabak and Ben Davies, Liverpool still want to strengthen their defence.
Man Utd face battle for Jules Kounde as Barcelona join Real Madrid in chase
https://t.co/yLi7IUdD9a— The Sun Football (@TheSunFootball) February 13, 2021
– Spanish journalist Siro Lopez says Sergio Ramos has made his decision to leave Madrid. It comes as the likes of United, PSG, Juventus and Chelsea eye the superstar Madrid captain on a free transfer.
– Madrid are interested in Real Betis midfielder Nabil Fekir, reports Estadio Deportivo. Inter, Valencia, Atletico Madrid and Napoli are also believed to be eyeing the Frenchman.
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