- News
- Editorials
- Writers
- India
- I-League
- Clubs
- Europe
- Champions League
- Goal Rich List 2013
- Live
-
Fixtures & Standings
- Daily Fixtures
- Asia WCQ Standings
- Africa WCQ Standings
- Europe WCQ Standings
- CONCACAF WCQ Standings
- CONMEBOL WCQ Standings
- Challenge Cup Standings
- Champions League Standings
- Europa League Standings
- Premier League Standings
- La Liga Standings
- Serie A Standings
- Bundesliga Standings
- I-League Standings
- I-League Division II Standings
- Transfers
- Video
|
|
I will return to Newell's one day, claims Messi
By Joe Wright
07-Mar-2013 7:10:00 PM
The Argentina star has reiterated a desire to return to his homeland, claiming he wants the chance to pull on the shirt of the Rosario-based club he left to join the Blaugrana
Barcelona forward Lionel Messi has revealed he would relish the chance to play for Argentina outfit Newell's Old Boys at some point during his career.The 25-year-old left the youth ranks of his home-town club to move to Catalunya back in 2000, and despite his phenomenal success in the Blaugrana jersey, he admits he hopes to be given the chance to represent the Rosario outfit in future.
"I don't know when it will be, but I will go back because it's what I want," he told ESPN.
When asked why he wanted to move back to play for Newell's, Messi admitted: "Because I never did. And I want to play in Argentinian football because of what it means. I really don't know what will happen [in the future]."
Messi signed a new contract with Barcelona last month, keeping him tied down to the club until 2018, by which time he will be 31.
There is some speculation that the attacker may choose to move on from Camp Nou when his current deal with the club runs out.
Related Stories
Make Your Prediction Choose match
Newells Old Boys - Boca Juniors
Prediction Submitted
Most Popular Predictions
-
Newells Old Boys 1-2 Boca Juniors
- 15.85 %
-
Newells Old Boys 0-2 Boca Juniors
- 15.85 %
-
Newells Old Boys 2-0 Boca Juniors
- 12.2 %
Inside Goal.Com
/* empty because this one does not have controls */?>
-
Goal Special: I-League Team of the Season
Each of Goal's correspondents select their own XI, before eventually settling on a combined team, which represents the best of the lot from the 2012-13 season...
-
Champions League Final Tactical Analysis
Brendon Netto analyzes where the Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich could be own or lost.
-
How Heynckes was always undermined
The veteran coach will step down from his position in charge of Die Roten after the Champions League final at Wembley. Goal reflects on how Heynckes was never given due credit....
-
Transfer Talk: Read all the gossips
The Goal.com Rumour Mill is your 24/7 source for all the latest rumblings in the global transfer market.
-
Goal.com English - India
More
Copyright © 2013 Goal.com All rights reserved. The information contained in Goal.com may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without the prior written authority of Goal.com