He Has Not Signed Any Deal, Fake News – Messi’s Father Debunks Rumours Saudi Move
Jorge Messi, the father of world-famous footballer, Lionel Messi’s father, has broken his silence over viral reports of the striker’s future.
Jorge Messi debunked the news that the PSG star’s move to Saudi outfit, Al-Hilal is a “done deal”.
Reports claimed Messi had agreed to sign a contract worth £522 million with the Saudi Pro League side.
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But reacting in a statement on Tuesday, Jorge described the report as “fake news”.
He said the 35-year-old hasn’t agreed on any deal with any club, adding that Messi’s next move would be decided at the end of the season.
He said, “There’s absolutely nothing agreed with any club for next season. We will decide at the end of the season.
“Nothing is signed, agreed or verbally agreed. Only fake news using Leo’s name”.
Meanwhile in another development, Onuoha ran for Derby City Council in the Mackworth and New Zealand ward on the Labour Party platform.
In November 2022, he was nominated by his party and became the only candidate of African descent to win.
Ndukwe, who moved to the UK two years ago as a Global Talent supported by the Art Council, thanked his supporters on Instagram in response to his win. “Many thanks to Mackworth and the New Zealand ward.” We created history.”
“It means that if you put yourself forward and want to be given a chance, anything is possible.” Furthermore, being the first African-American elected in Derby comes with a heavy burden of history, and I cannot afford to disappoint myself, the community, my heritage, or anyone else.
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The ruling Tory party was thrashed across the country in local elections, handing a victory to the Labour party, which is attempting to unseat Rishi Sunak’s Conservative party.
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