MANCHESTER CITY LINES UP RECORD-BREAKING DEAL FOR LIONEL MESSI

There is an unbelievable news going around. Reports claim that the Oil-Money controlled Manchester City is putting together an offer that would basically pay Lionel Messi a whooping record-breaking £500,000 a week if he chooses to move to Manchester City.

As it has remained increasingly difficult for Messi to sign a new deal with Spanish side Barcelona, Manchester City believes that with a contract in the excess of £100 million and £500,000 per week, Messi could leave the club he joined since the age of 13.

Clubs like Manchester United, Chelsea, PSG, and Chinese Super League clubs are also waiting in line for Messi. Guardiola's presence in City also strengthens Man City's faith that Messi could really leave Barca and reunite with his former coach Pep.

Could a move like this be actually real?

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