LIONEL MESSI BACK TO FIFAWL WORLD CUP 2022 | LIONEL MESSI BAN ENDS | 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP

 LIONEL MESSI BACK TO FIFAWL WORLD CUP 2022 


LIONEL MESSI BACK TO FIFAWL WORLD CUP 2022 | LIONEL MESSI BAN ENDS | 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP


The international match ban on famous footballer Lionel Messi has ended. He will play for the national team Argentina in next month's World Cup qualifiers. This was revealed by Claudio Tapia, President of the Argentine Football Association (AFA). Messi was shown a red card in a clash with rival Gary Medell in a play-off match against Chile for third place as part of the Copa America last year.


He also accused the organizers of fixing the tournament so that the host nation, Brazil, could win. He was banned from an international match. However, Alejandro Domige, president of the South American Football Confederation, has made it clear that Messi could represent the national team as the ban has recently expired. With this, Messi will represent Argentina in the World Cup qualifiers against Ecuador on October 8 in Buenos Aires.


6 THOUSAND CRORES MESSI:-


Argentine football superstar Lionel Messi is ready to leave the Barcelona club. But if he wants to, the team has to pay thousands of crores! Manchester‌ City is showing interest in him. However, the five-year contract with Barcelona is still one year away. According to the contract clause, Manchester City will have to spend literally Rs 6,070 crore in Indian currency, 70 70 crores, if they want to transfer in the meantime. Only then will the Barcelona team release the 33-year-old Messi.


Manchester City, however, has high hopes for Messi. He is determined to get him even if he bargains on this amount. Messi will play under the leadership of professional manager Pep Guardiola if this happens. Pep is the manager of the Manchester City team. According to European soccer circles, under the new contract, if you play for City for three years, you will have to play for New York FC for another two years. The New York FC is also part of the Manchester City City Football Group (CFG).

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