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Lionel Messi primed for spectacular Barcelona return .


Lionel Messi of Inter Miami might make a spectacular return loan to his old team, Barcelona, in anticipation of the 2026 World Cup.

A final celebration at the club that gave him so much would undoubtedly appeal as the Argentinean will celebrate his 39th birthday during a tournament that may signal his retirement from the game.

According to El Nacional, Messi is expected to sign a new contract with Inter soon. MLS regulations allow players to be loaned to other teams during the off-season, which runs from November to March.

Lionel Messi might be given another opportunity to play for Barcelona.

Messi must obviously be in top physical shape for the World Cup, so returning to Barcelona makes sense on all counts.

Messi will most likely face the most criticism in the future season because he was unable to lead his team to an MLS Cup victory, which led to Tata Martino being removed of his responsibilities.


It's also important to remember that Inter Miami will compete in the Club World Cup this summer.

By the time the World Cup arrives, the Argentina captain's physique will probably have suffered significant physical damage.

Barcelona loan would mean no rest for Lionel Messi .

In order to offer his best to Inter and Argentina, and if the stars align for Barcelona as well, we might even witness a meticulously regulated routine over the course of the next 12 to 18 months.

He couldn't return to Camp Nou as a token gesture because he would be taking the place of another player who, by that point, may be continuing to improve under Hansi Flick.

All Barcelona fans would undoubtedly like to see Messi in the blaugrana colors once more, but not at the risk of jeopardizing their chances of winning the Champions League and the Spanish top flight the next season.

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