"I apologize for what I did," Messi said to the club and teammates

• May 06, 2023

Lionel Messi crossed into Saudi Arabia without the permission of the PSG authorities. Left Paris to spend the weekend with my family. The World Cup-winning captain has to face severe punishment for leaving Paris without permission. In addition to being banned for two weeks, Paris Saint-Germain said Messi would not be paid during that time. After this, Paris became turbulent. Fans started protesting against Messi. But Leo poured water on all the debates. Messi apologized to the club authorities and teammates for leaving Paris without permission.

In the meantime, LMten returned to Paris from Saudi Arabia. On his return to Paris, he said in a video message, "Whatever happened, I want to say something. First of all, I apologize to my club authorities and teammates. I thought I would have a rest like the rest of the match. So I planned to go to Saudi Arabia. Once before, the plan fell apart, the tour had to be canceled. It could not be done now. So, I apologize again for what I did.'' I am currently in Paris. Looking forward to joining the club. That's all there is to say, love remains for you.''

On the other hand, several French media are claiming that Messi does not want to play for PSG anymore. The Paris Club did not sign a new contract with him. Notably, Messi will probably go to Saudi Arabia again. The club Al Hilal authorities there have expressed interest in taking him to the team. It is known that the legendary footballer is going to be associated with that club in Saudi Arabia on a contract of 40 million dollars a year, i.e. more than 32.7 billion rupees in Indian price. According to a newspaper in England, the contract between Messi and Al Hilal authorities has been initially discussed. When the time is right, Leo will go to Al Hilal.

Incidentally, Cristiano Ronaldo is now playing for Al Nasser. The Saudi Arabian derby is between Al Nasser and Hal Hilal. In that case, if Ronaldo and Messi are each other's opponents, then the map of world football is going to change completely.

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