Football updates: Lionel Messi to choose 1 out of 5 clubs before ending his career

Lionel Messi's time at Barcelona will go down in history as one of the best in the sport's history. In 2001, the Argentinian joined Barcelona as a 13-year-old and advanced through the youth systems before making the first squad. He led the team to its most fruitful period between 2008 and 2012, when they created numerous opportunities and won numerous medals. Messi has altered the sport's perfection in recent years. In addition to several team and national titles, the Argentine has won nearly all of the club's prestigious awards.

Messi's contract on both sides is coming to an end at the age of 34. In the coming decades, Argentina's national team may decide to retire. On that note, he should probably drop out of the following five organizations:

PSG is a football club based in Paris (Paris Saint-Germain) Lionel Messi has been a steady player for Paris Saint-Germain this season after 21 years with Barcelona. Argentina agreed to a two-year contract with the option of a one-year extension during the Parc des Princes.

The New York City Football Club is an American professional football team based in New York City. Lionel Messi has indicated repeatedly that he will be forced to play in Major League Soccer at some point during his career.

Inter Miami, which David Beckham owns, is another possible destination for Lionel Messi's career. For a long time, the Argentine has been prominently associated with the Miami-based club. As a result, if he consented to make the transfer, it wouldn't surprise me. Messi and his long-time adversary Cristiano Ronaldo are reportedly keen to play together at Inter Miami, according to Beckham. According to sources, the former England star is already pulling the strings to make this happen, and the two could retire at the same time.

Lionel Messi's childhood club, Newell's Old Boys, is another option for the attacker's final destination. The midfielder declared his desire to play for the Argentinian club in a 2016 chat.

Barcelona and Lionel Messi have an unbreakable bond. This was evidence last summer that the Argentine was unwilling to cut links with both the squad and the country that had given him his life. Nonetheless, he had no choice due to Barca's severe financial situation and the pay ceiling in La Liga. Despite this, many people assume that Messi will retire in Barcelona. Messi would surely be greeted with open arms by fans, teammates, and former colleagues at Nou Camp.