Lionel Messi will remain at Inter Miami until 2028 and expectations of a possible return to Newell's fall

Lionel Messi would have decided to remain with Inter Miami until 2028, when his current contract ends, according to information released by Fabrizio Romano, a journalist specializing in the pass market. His position would leave in the background the versions that relate him to a possible return to Newell's Old Boys, the Rosario club where his soccer training began

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Messi prioritizes his continuity at Inter Miami

In a video dedicated to the future of the Argentine striker, Romano pointed out that there are no plans for the soccer player to change teams in the coming months or in the following years

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The journalist also highlighted that Messi and his family are happy with their life in Miami, an aspect that would influence the decision to maintain the stability they built since their arrival in American football.

In this context, the main intention of the former Barcelona and PSG would be to complete their relationship with Inter Miami until 2028, with no concrete signs of an early departure for the time being.

Is there a possibility that Messi will renew after 2028

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Although the current contract sets that year as the end date, Romano did not rule out that the relationship between Messi and Inter Miami could continue beyond that deadline.

However, a possible renewal is not yet defined. According to the information released, the continuity will depend on a future decision by the player himself and no new agreements or concrete negotiations were communicated to extend the link

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Rumors about a return to Newell's

The possibility of Messi returning to Newell's raises expectations among fans of the Rosario team, especially because of the soccer player's personal history with the institution. However, the versions about a possible return contrast with Romano's information, which points to the striker's continuity in the United States

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For now, the proposed scenario is that Messi will remain at Inter Miami until 2028 and that any decision about his subsequent future will be analyzed later. Rosario's priority would be to sustain its current project, while a possible contractual extension remains without

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