Lionel Messi's future with Paris Saint-Germain continues to dominate headlines.
According to reports coming out of France, he is likely to leave the Parisians at the end of the season.
The Argentina captain has a new offer on the table but is yet to sign it due to not being convinced with a sporting project.World Cup winner Messi, who turns 36 in June, joined in 2021 on a two-year deal that expires at the end of this campaign. On Sunday, the Argentine's name was jeered by some PSG fans as the teams were announced prior to the 1-0 home defeat against Lyon.
He has since been linked with a a return to his boyhood club Barcelona or a big money move to Saudi Arabia.
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