Lionel Messi spoke honestly about the transfer of Neymar, disappointed in Barcelona

After a long silence, Lionel Messi finally talked about Neymar's transfer plan. Lionel Messi admitted that he really wanted the Brazilian to come to Barcelona.

Neymar was part of the Barcelona team. He played with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez. This combination is known as the MSN Trio. A scary trio on the European scene.

However, Neymar moved to PSG in 2017. He moved after being bailed out with 222 million euros, according to the release clause in his contract.

Two years after the passage of PSG at Neymar, Lionel Messi told his colleague. However, Barcelona did not buy Neymar in the transfer market last summer, in 2019. Barcelona don't really want to hunt for Neymar? See Messi's answer below.


Spanish journalist Guillem Balague said that Barcelona only once sent an official offer to PSG for Neymar's transfer. He felt that the Catalan club was not too serious to bring Neymar to Camp Nou.

Rumors that Barcelona did not really want to bring Neymar quickly circulated in European media. But is that true? Lionel Messi himself does not know for sure. One thing is certain, Messi wants Barcelona to buy Neymar.

"To be honest, I don't know if Barca have done everything he can to get it back, but I think negotiating with PSG is not easy," the Argentine continued.

It is said that Lionel Messi really wants Neymar at Barcelona because he hopes to be his successor. In addition, La Pulga also knows that Neymar is a player who has a high score, both on the field and outside.

"I'm not disappointed, we have a spectacular army that can fight on all fronts, even without Neymar."

"At the sport level, Neymar is one of the best in the world, he can be a sponsor and the image of the club will also take a step forward," the 32-year-old said.

At present, Neymar is still playing for PSG. The situation of this Brazilian star is quite complicated. PSG fans are already bored with 27-year-old players. Neymar's future at PSG is also uncertain.

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