Lionel Messi: President of Saudi Arabian club takes brutal swipe at PSG forward amid exit rumours
Whatever the future may hold for Lionel Messi, it's unlikely he will end up at Saudi Arabian side Al-Tai following recent comments made by the club's president.
<p>With Messi's contract set to expire in the summer, the future of the Paris Saint-Germain forward looks as uncertain as ever. </p>
The Argentine arrived in the French capital back in 2021 and has since gone on to score 29 goals in 66 appearances.
<p>Nevertheless, the World Cup winner has faced criticism following's the clubs recent Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich.</p>
Messi has been linked with a potential summer move to Saudi Arabia, while speculation about a possible return to Barcelona has also been talked about.
However, one club which Messi is highly unlikely to join is Saudi outfit Al-Tai.
President of the club, Turki Al-Dabaan, took a shot at the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner in a recent interview with Saudi Arabian TV.
<p>He told <em>SBC</em>: "I do not want to sign a world-class player in my team who is saturated and watches the match from the stadium like Messi in front of Bayern Munich."</p>
Messi, who is now 35-years-old, showed his class during the international break as he scored four goals across two games against Panama and Curacao.
The player will return to club action on Sunday as PSG look to close in on the Ligue 1 title against Lyon.
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