Lionel Messi has now reportedly sent a clear warning to FC Barcelona ahead of potentially agreeing to rejoin the club in the near future.
Barca executives are believed to be fully committed to ensuring Messi's successful return to the club.
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It was seemingly confirmed on Thursday afternoon that the 35-year-old will leave Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent at the end of this month, although it has since been claimed that the French club has backtracked on manager Christophe Galtier's words suggesting that this is the case.
Either way, a decision on his future expected to be made soon.
Several weeks ago, his father and agent Jorge Messi insisted that no formal announcement about the player's future would be made while he is still contracted to PSG the season is still ongoing, and also denied reports that his son had accepted a huge offer to join Saudi Arabian giants Al Hilal.
However, with the Parisians set to wrap up their 2022/23 campaign this weekend, the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner has now reportedly issued a demand to his former side in Spain.
According to Barca Universal, Messi's camp has given the Blaugrana 10 days to formulate a concrete proposal for him, or he will seriously consider other offers.
It is understood the Spanish club is currently waiting on LaLiga to approve their financial plan in order to action the move for the 2022 FIFA World Cup winner.
It appears the South American is growing impatient with the situation as he looks to avoid suffering a similar fate to how he left Barcelona in 2021, when he was made a promise by club president Joan Laporta that he would get a new contract but that ultimately did not happen.
It is further claimed that Al Hilal have given Messi 15 days to respond to their offer, but it is believed they would not reject him even if he signed on transfer deadline day.
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LaLiga, meanwhile, are expected to respond to Barcelona's financial plan in the coming days, and if approved, an offer to Messi's entourage from the Catalans is expected immediately afterwards.
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