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Messi set to snub Barcelona return, become highest-paid player with new Club

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Al-Hilal is planning to announce Lionel Messi’s transfer in the coming days, as a return to Barcelona looks increasingly unlikely, according to SPORT.
Earlier this week, Barca boss, Xavi admitted that a return to the Nou Camp for Messi “depended 99 percent” on the player.
However, the La Liga club’s precarious finances are also a huge stumbling block and it is looking increasingly unlikely that Messi will be back.
It is now understood that Al-Hilal intends to announce Messi’s signing on June 6.
Al-Hilal’s rumoured move for Messi would make him the highest-paid player in the world.
The 35-year-old, who is set to leave Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent, could be offered €400 million per season, double that of Cristiano Ronaldo’s whopping €200m salary at Al-Nassr.
To emphasise the significance of this potential signing, Al-Hilal has reputedly set up a global news echo to ensure the transfer announcement goes far and wide as soon as Messi gives it the go-ahead
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