David Beckham purportedly desires Lionel Messi to end his profession at Inter Miami
David Beckham who is a Manchester and Real Madrid icon has supposedly been contacting Lionel Messi over the chance of the Argentine to put his profession football career to an end at Inter Miami. Having joined Paris Saint-Germain on a free exchange from Barcelona, Lionel Messi put into paper a two-year deal with the French side who need him to help the club win the Champions League for them. In the previous season, Neymar, Mbappe and Angel Di Maria couldn't lead Paris Saint-Germain into the finals of the Champions League which was won by Chelsea. As indicated by the report on Mirror and GOAL, David Beckham who is the proprietor of Inter Miami is intending to draw Lionel Messi and even Cristiano Ronaldo to America before they hang their boots. With Phil Neville in control Inter Miami are battling to arrive at the finish of season end of the season games and not set in stone to get large names who can assist with changing their fortunes. Going through 21 years of his football career at the Nou Camp, Barcelona bosses couldn't enroll the Argentine footballer because of their pained monetary circumstance. The Catalans anyway had no way out than to permit their best ever major player in history to leave free of charge as he joined Paris Saint-Germain and will be the most generously compensated at the club. In his endeavors not to break the hearts of Barcelona fans, Lionel Messi even consented to lessen his wages at the Camp Nou, however the club's bosses were as yet unfit to secure him. Sergio Aguero turned down the chance to acquire Lionel Messi's famous number 10 shirt at Spanish monsters Barcelona following his flight to Paris Saint-Germain. Incalculable number of Barcelona fans are as yet thinking that it is hard to settle that Lionel Messi has left the club thinking about what the Argentine did at the Camp Nou before his takeoff. At the Nou Camp, Lionel Messi wore the famous number 10 shirt for 13 seasons as he likewise wore it from Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho.