Mess still hasn't travelled to Paris to sign with the SPG

Leo Messy and his father Jorge are not planning to travel to Paris tonight. They're still reviewing the SPG official contract that has arrived this morning, along with lawyers.

However, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, it is a matter of time when Messi will travel to Paris, but at first any details of his contract will be arranged.

Paris Saint-Germain formally bid for Lionel Messi on Sunday, shortly before he was addressed to the press for his final departure from Barcelona. Because of the limitations of La Ligas' financial play, Barcelona was unable to formalise the contract the club had reached with Mess and, as a result, the player would leave Camp Nou, the team that has made most of his professional career.

Although there have been contacts between Messi and PSG over the past few months, the talks slowed down after the Argentinians wanted to stay in Barcelona, especially after an alliance was made between La Liga and CVC for this more funding for clubs, including the club from Camp Nou, but for them to give up.

Saying that, Real Madrid President Florentino Peres, along with Barcelona President Joan Laporta, warned the withdrawal from this financial subvention, but Blaugrina was still unable to keep their main player.

Not long after Laporta told Messy's father that Barcelona could not keep the promise to renew the contract with his son, SPG directors had learned this news and in these circumstances they had contacted the player's officials, where they had expressed their interest in him.

Messi lawyers have already begun analyzing the formal offer by the SPG on Sunday morning, and both sides believe it can soon be completed by the speed of the PSG who want to formalise it as soon as possible.

As things stand, Mess will not travel to Paris on Sunday, just as rumors have been, but he can leave Monday, before signing and presenting himself before the press Tuesday.

In parallel to the PSG is also working on the renovation of Kylyan Mbppe's contract, which would be a huge contract, although it does not seem to be easy for them. First of all, the contract with Mbarpeen will make them have major financial difficulties with the rules of the fair financial play, especially if the Parisians don't sell one or more players.

PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaif dreams of building a “Historic” dream team, but what it looks like is Real Madrid is working quietly and is waiting for the answer, because they want to transfer it. That would be a good answer for PSG since they need to cut wages on the team.

If Mubpe leaves the PSG and arrives at Real Madrid, Florentino Perez would do a little miracle on the market transfer. The first one convinced Barcelona's president to tell of La League's refusal to subvention, which, in turn, caused Messy to leave and then sign with one of the world's most promising talents at the moment, Kylean Mbarppe.