Laporta's plan: Messi will return to Barça in December and play on loan until June.

The move is not new. David Beckham, one of the main shareholders of Inter Miami, already starred in it during his time as a player.

He played for Los Angeles Galaxy, in Major League Soccer, and obtained two loans from November to June to play at Milan and PSG.

It is the same strategy that Leo Messi could follow according to Joan Laporta's wishes. For now, the blaugrana president has already contacted his entourage to secure his loan.

Messi is interested in returning to Barça to be in top form for the World Cup

Messi's contract ends in December with Inter Miami. He could obtain a loan to return to Barça and bid farewell in style to his fans at Camp Nou, the scene of his successes.

The move makes sense. Messi would return to Europe, at the highest competitive level. The goal would be to play six months at Barça and bid farewell in grand style by winning his fifth Champions League.

Meanwhile, playing at Barça would enhance his preparation for the 2026 World Cup, which will take place in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

The stars are aligning in favor of Leo Messi's return to the club of his affections. It was necessary for Joan Laporta to see it clearly. Laporta is eager to rid himself of the stigma of being the president who pushed Messi out of Barça.

With Camp Nou operational and the economic obstacles that prevented registering footballers overcome, Barça is in a position to welcome Leo Messi.

Obviously, the current Messi is not the one Barcelona fans remember in his twenties. But a little of Messi is a lot. Alongside Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, they could form a lethal trio.

The Argentine star needs to understand that Barça's economic situation doesn't allow for excessive indulgences, but it could accommodate a Messi willing to significantly lower his financial demands.

That's the case. Messi is a multimillionaire. The money he needed to earn from soccer he has already earned.

Hansi Flick accepts it, but Messi would have a new role

Now his spirit calls for him to peacefully close his chapter at Barça, which ended tumultuously.

There will also be no issues with Hansi Flick, with whom a meeting is planned. The German is aware that Messi is not in a position to play 60 matches at full capacity. But he knows he can offer a plus to a team destined to lead European soccer in the coming years.

If the negotiation ends well and Messi understands his new role at Barça, Joan Laporta would exhaust all avenues to fill Barcelona fans with happiness with Messi's return.

What seemed like a dream is very close to becoming a reality.