The King of Football Returns? For the World Cup, Messi may go to 5 clubs!

Messi's contract expires at the end of 2025 and he has not yet decided whether to extend his contract with Miami International, which has sparked a lot of transfer speculation.

Messi is reportedly considering playing in a more competitive league before the 2026 World Cup.

Let's take a look at the five clubs he might be going to.

1. Naples

Following in Diego Maradona's footsteps, this will cause a sensational effect for Messi.

Conte's Naples has recruited a lot this summer and has bought one of the world's best midfielders De Bruyne into the team. If Messi joins, countless fans will be excited.

Of course, this is just a speculation from fans, but we will certainly be happy to see it happen.

2. Inter Milan

If you want to go to the five major leagues, you will definitely choose Serie A first choice. There is no intention to belittle Serie A here, but it is indeed the best choice. Inter Milan is a good place to go.

Inter Milan tried to sign Messi in 2021 and 2023. It is no secret that it was not successful in the end, but it was repeated again and again, and it is very likely to win him this time. Messi will join forces with his national teammate Lautaro, and there is plenty of evidence that Inter Milan is currently seeking some offensive reinforcements.

With Zanetti as Vice President of Inter Milan, he will definitely be keen to attract Messi to Inter. Zanetti said in an interview: "In fact, we cannot compete with Paris or Premier League clubs, but due to our rapport, we will sign Messi when we have the opportunity."

3. Barcelona

At this stage, the possibility of returning to Barcelona seems much greater than in 2023, but the possibility of reaching a short-term agreement cannot be ruled out.

Messi played a total of 778 games for Barcelona, ​​scoring 672 goals and assisting 269 times.

He may not have the acceleration he had before, but he can definitely contribute to the team at the No. 10 position, especially joining forces with Yamal, which makes people have endless imagination.

Last November, Barcelona head coach Frick told reporters: "The greatest player of all time, Messi said good things to Barcelona, ​​which is an honor. He respects the young people in the team so much, which means a lot to us."

4. Riyadh Crescent

After failing to attract Messi to Saudi Arabia in 2023, Riyadh Crescent can try to sign him again this year.

Riyadh Crescent is reportedly planning to meet with Messi's father and agent to discuss the possibility of a transfer to the Middle East.

They have previously offered Messi a stunning deal worth £1 billion, and this year they may invest a lot of money to try to catch him.

However, if Messi plans to leave Major League Soccer for a competitive league, then turning to Saudi professional league may not be what he is currently pursuing.

But once the transfer to the new moon, the dialogue between him and Ronaldo will make the world crazy again.

5, Manchester City

As De Bruyne leaves the team, Guardiola's team urgently needs a creative midfielder.

While Messi, 38, cannot complete the pressing tasks required in Guardiola's roster, he will certainly contribute to the team with limited playing time.

Manchester City have tried to sign Messi in the past, and Guardiola often praises Messi: "Messi is the best passer I have ever met."