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Bombshell! Messi could return to Europe: 'Never say never, I was at my house in...'

It seems complicated, but not impossible

Every Barça fan dreams of seeing Leo Messi back on Camp Nou field. His departure left a deep wound that still hasn't fully healed. However, as time goes by, the dream of his return seems increasingly distant.

Messi and his inner circle are delighted with their new life in Miami. The Argentine has found personal and sporting stability in the United States. His plan is to continue at Inter Miami until the 2026 World Cup.

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Messi's future after Inter Miami

The World Cup will be held precisely in the United States. That's why his continuity in MLS seems logical and convenient to prepare for that last major event. In this context, rumors about a possible return to Europe had decreased in recent months.

But in recent hours, a Barça legend has reignited hope. Cesc Fàbregas, a close friend of Messi, has spoken about that possibility with words that have caused a great stir.

Cesc Fàbregas's unexpected hint to Messi

Cesc, current coach of Como, is building an ambitious project. His intention is to bring the Lombard team back to the elite of European soccer. His friendship with Messi has caused the inevitable question: would he sign him if he had the chance?

Cesc's answer was as sincere as it was surprising: "Never say never, I was at my house on vacation. We're friends, even our wives and children are friends too". These words, although they sound relaxed, still generate excitement.

Cesc Fàbregas would be delighted with a reunion with Messi

The connection between Messi and Cesc goes beyond the field. They have shared a locker room, childhood, and key moments in their careers. That's why any hint from one to the other takes on public significance.

Nevertheless, everything indicates that Messi's future will remain in the United States. His commitment to Inter Miami is firm and he is focused on ending his career at the World Cup with the Argentina national team.

The 2026 World Cup and his farewell to soccer

At 39, Messi will arrive at that event as the undisputed leader of his country. It will be his last major tournament before hanging up his boots. Neither Barça nor any other European destination seem to fit into his plans anymore.

Even so, statements like Cesc's serve as a reminder of the enormous affection that still exists for Messi in Europe. Although his return may seem like a fantasy, in soccer you can never say never.