Fabrizio Romano, the famous Italian journalist, has said that the Argentine will leave the Ligue 1 champions once his contract expires. The 35-year-old’s name has been bandied around in connection with a possible transfer back to Barcelona.

The 2022 World Cup winner is reportedly being courted by Saudi Pro League team Al-Hilal, who reportedly offered him a massive salary to relocate to the Middle East. What is certain is that after much speculation, Messi’s time at PSG seems to be coming to an end.

What did Ander Herrera say about Lionel Messi and PSG?

Ander Herrera, a former PSG midfielder, and current member of Athletic Club, spoke on Lionel Messi’s time with the French giants. During an interview with beIN Sports, he suggested that the club’s fixation on the UEFA Champions League has come at the expense of their star players.

“I admired Leo before knowing him and after knowing him. I admire him even more as a footballer and as a person. I understand that PSG is a club that do not have much patience. There is an obsession to win the Champions League that doesn’t help.

“And of course, I think that they’re the only team in the world that if they don’t win the Champions League, it is a failure. All other teams can have a good season without winning the Champions League, like Barcelona, for instance … But in Paris, this patience and calmness does not exist even though things take time.

“I was very close to winning it [in 2020]. One goal separated me from being a Champions League winner with PSG. It is true that you perceive that there is an obsession to win the Champions League, and in the end, who pays for it? The best players on the team. They are the ones that receive the criticism. It goes with the salary as we say.”

PSG are known for having a lot of capital and a huge transfer budget, but the renewal of the 23-year-old’s contract until 2025 may mean that the French team will not spend as much money during this transfer window.

Messi demands changes at PSG ahead of next season, and Mbappe is believed to be involved in a series of decisions alongside the club’s officials, for example, in deciding on the position of the coach and who should be in charge of the PSG squad next season. And it appears that some determinations have already been made.

Players who could leave PSG

According to Le Parisien, Leonardo will step down as PSG’s sporting director, and his successor will be Luis Campos. The former Monacoand Lille sporting director will sign a three-year contract with PSG and will be in charge of designing the team’s squad for next season’s Champions League title challenge.

In addition, as reported by the French newspaper, PSG will also sign Antero Henrique to strengthen the sporting direction. The Brazilian, who is the sporting director of the Qatar Football League, will be in charge of the team’s departures whileCampos will be in charge of new signings.

Apparently, Henrique already has in mind which players will be the first ones to leave the club. Sergio Rico, Layvin Kurzawa, ThiloKehrer, Abdou Diallo, Leandro Paredes, Ander Herrera, Danilo, Idrissa Gana Gueye, JulianDraxler, and Mauro Icardi are the main candidates for leaving the French team. Furthermore, it remains to be determined what will happen with Sergio Ramos, Keylor Navas, and Neymar.

As reported by Marca, once in the vehicle the transvestite prostitute demanded the player’s wallet and cellphone, which was visible through the car window. Herrera, shocked with the whole episode, complied, and handed over whatever currency he had on his person.

According to Herrera the robber may have been in possession of a weapon. Here are the remaining details of Herrera’s robbery.

Ander Herrera robbed by transvestite prostitute

The transvestite prostitute later forced Herrera to drive to a specific location to regain his cellphone. Herrera complied and the robber left the player’s car and returned the mobile, in the end all that was stolen was €200 from the PSG star.

Ander Herrera arrived at PSG in 2019 and since has played in 49 games and has scored 5 goals. The 32-year-old midfielder had previously been at Manchester United and Athletic Bilbao, and Zaragoza.