Lionel Messi has informed Barcelona that he wants to "unilaterally" terminate his contract with the Spanish giants, a club source confirmed to AFP on Tuesday.
Lionel Messi has informed Barcelona that he wants to "unilaterally" terminate his contract with the Spanish giants, a club source confirmed to AFP on Tuesday.
However, the club maintains the clause expired in June and he remains under contract until the end of the 2021 season. "It's the first step towards opening negotiations over his departure, on the basis of which his release clause amounts to 700 million euros."
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