Messi's project in Miami hasn't taken off and David Beckham, one of its owners, has promised him top-tier additions. Significant changes are needed, and these could come in the attacking front, where, from England, a major signing has been put forward. We are talking about Jack Grealish, a forward for Manchester City, who has only one year left on his contract.
Dwight Yorke, a former Premier League footballer, has been blunt: "If I were Jack, I would consider moving. Ultimately, you want to play soccer... He can't just sit there because he's not getting any younger, he's nearing 30, and things won't get easier. He's a good footballer, but he's never been that fast and will lose a bit of speed... He needs playing time to get back in shape and maybe that could be somewhere else in the Premier League."
In this regard, in statements to Samba Slots, he continued: "He might think about how he won everything in soccer and consider going to Saudi Arabia or MLS. In MLS, he could build his brand, but he'll have to ask himself what else he wants to do in his career."
Jack Grealish Could Join Messi in Miami
Next September, Grealish will turn 30 and knows he must make a decision. He is attracted by the possibility of leaving Manchester City to join Messi in playing in Miami. It's an attractive destination where he sees himself playing.
In any case, what they also know in Miami is that they will have to dig deep into their pockets if they want to sign him. In 2021, the team led by Pep Guardiola exceeded 117 million euros to sign him from Aston Villa. Four years later, they don't want him to leave for free, although they do have low expectations.
From Miami, the rumor is circulating that everything could be closed for about 30 million euros, a figure that would serve to secure a top-tier companion for Messi.
At the moment, it seems that Inter Miami is trying to convince Messi to sign his renewal. His contract ends in December, and from his closest circle, only Jordi Alba has renewed (2027). He doesn't want Busquets or Luis Suárez to leave, a condition he has set to continue in Miami.
David Beckham doesn't want the goose that lays the golden eggs to leave, and he intends to dig deep into his pockets to build him a project that can finally win MLS.