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Barcelona Transfer News: Latest Rumours on Lionel Messi and Paulo Dybala
- Updated: November 29, 2016
Spanish outlets are denying rumours the father of Barcelona star Lionel Messi has been in contact with Paris Saint-Germain, while Juventus starlet Paulo Dybala is closing in on a contract renewal that will double his wages and likely keep him in Turin for the foreseeable future.
RTL France (h/t Marca) previously reported PSG director of football Patrick Kluivert had been in talks with Jorge Messi, the Barcelona star’s father and agent, with more regular meetings planned for the future to discuss the possibility of a transfer.
Catalan-based daily Sport refuted the report, however, and wrote instead that Jorge Messi is expected to meet with Barcelona regarding a contract extension for his son:
The father of the Blaugrana crack is currently in Argnetine and it is forecast that he will visit Barcelona this week to watch the Clasico at Camp Nou. On his agenda is meeting Barcelona’s chiefs to discuss Messi’s contract renewal at the club.
The supposed meeting between Kluivert and Jorge Messi is the latest rumour that is circulating with regards to the Argentine No 10. RTL had claimed that PSG would intensify contact in the coming weeks to try to convince Messi to leave when his deal with Barcelona ends in June 2018. The reality is rather different.
Transfer chatter surrounding the five-time Ballon d’Or winner has become a regular thing over the years, with a variety of Spanish and foreign media seemingly always linking …
