Messi is not yet thinking about returning to Newell's: the situation with Inter Miami
In a series of recent communications, there has been talk of a possible return of Lionel Messi to his parent club, Newell's Old Boys, but the Argentine footballer still seems not to be interested in this prospect. According to Fabrizio Romano, Messi is satisfied with his experience in Major League Soccer, where he plays for Inter Miami and has signed a contract that lasts until 2028, with the possibility of possible extensions.
The new agreement with Inter Miami does not include transfer negotiations, as Messi's decision to stay or move is solely his. Newell's, despite having worked for a long time on a return plan, can only create the most favorable conditions, both from a social and sporting point of view, to convince the player to return to a club where he grew up, even if he never made his first team debut. The economic aspect does not seem to be the dominant factor in this eventuality.
The Argentine club, which has cultivated Messi since childhood, continues to hope for a future return, but without financial pressure. At the same time, Inter Miami continues to benefit from the presence of one of the greatest talents in world football, with a contract that guarantees the club the possibility of keeping the player for several more years.
For now there are no negotiations underway and the situation remains undefined. Messi's future will be decided by the player himself, while Newell's will continue to monitor the situation and prepare for a possible return. The next phase of the champion's career therefore remains uncertain, but his stay in MLS seems to be the most likely option at the moment.