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Messi’s father rubbishes rumours surrounding PSG star’s future

Lionel Messi’s father has shut down reports on the Paris Saint-Germain forward’s future. The father of the World Cup winner shut down three recent claims…

Lionel Messi’s father has shut down reports on the Paris Saint-Germain forward’s future.

The father of the World Cup winner shut down three recent claims about the legendary playmaker’s future while insisting ‘lies will no longer be tolerated’.

Messi’s current contract with PSG expires in June 2023, but does have the option to extend that by a further year.

While the French giants remain keen to extend the Argentine’s contract, reports have since emerged that Barcelona are front runners to secure his signing as the Catalan giants seem intent on a reunion with the 35-year-old legend.

Messi has made the headlines lately amid speculation surrounding his future with the Ligue 1 champions.

But his father Jorge has now lambasted three about the Albiceleste skipper via a post on Instagram.

Firstly, Jorge rejects the reports of a €600m offer from Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal has been rejected, with Messi’s dad simply branding the story as ‘fake news’.

Lastly, Jorge also dismissed claims which emerged on social media about Messi’s absence from PSG training on Thursday.

Furthermore, claims that Messi is demanding a huge say in PSG’s decision-making have also been criticised by Jorge.

There has been widespread rumours that the diminutive maestro had walked out from training due to the PSG coach’s drills which he didn’t agree with.

However, it has now emerged that the 35-year-old instead withdrew from training after feeling discomfort in his adductor.

Messi was granted permission to leave training early, contrary to claims that he’d been involved in an argument with boss Galtier.

 

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