Diego Maradona's Son Delivers Powerful Update on Lionel Messi's Future at PSG

• Diego Maradona's son Sinagra has expressed confidence that Lionel Messi would return to Barcelona
• Lionel Messi left the Spanish giants last year following their failure to register the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner
• The Argentina international has not been able to get his proper form since he moved to Paris Saint-Germain

Diego Sinagra who is the son of late Argentine football legend Diego Maradona has stated emphatically that he is of the views that Lionel Messi would return to Barcelona.

In the year 2004, Lionel Messi started his career at Barcelona and rose up to be the club's legend winning 34 trophies before making a move to Paris Saint-Germain before the start of the ongoing season.

Lionel Messi actually never wanted to leave Barcelona last year, but the Catalans were unable to register the Argentine due to their financial issues.

According to the report on GOAL and Diario Sport, Diego Sinagra made it clear that Lionel Messi would return to Barcelona in the coming summer.

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Diego Sinagra's statement about Lionel Messi

“I am convinced that Leo Messi will return to Barca. Maybe this coming summer. He doesn't look happy there.

"Obviously he is a great player and when you play like that you show it wherever he is. But his place is Barcelona, ​​without a doubt."

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Lionel Messi has written his name in gold as far as football history books is concerned considering all the titles he has won since he started his professional career.

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The Argentine started his career in his country before moving to Barcelona's Academy from where he was promoted to the first team and excelled before leaving in 2021 for a move to Paris Saint-Germain.

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