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“I’ve taken the decision that I am going to Miami, I don’t have 100 percent sealed or maybe there’s something left to do, but we decided to continue our path there,“ Messi told Spanish newspapers Diario Sport and Mundo Deportivo.“After winning the World Cup and not being able to go to Barca, it’s time to go to MLS to live football in a different way and enjoy my day to day life more.
The romance of a Barcelona return and prospect of eye-watering riches in Saudi Arabia fell by the wayside as Messi opted to join MLS, with sun-soaked Miami a city he has holidayed in on previous occasions.“It seemed a lot of money and the truth is that my decision went another way and not for money.”
“I didn’t want to leave my future in the hands of others. Somehow, I wanted to make my own decision for myself, for my family. “I don’t know at what moment and when but hopefully I can return one day to contribute something to the club,“ he said.
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