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David Beckham Reportedly Steps Up Miami's Bid To Sign Lionel Messi By Sending Fixer For Talks

David Beckham Reportedly Steps Up Miami's Bid To Sign Lionel Messi By Sending Fixer For Talks

According to reports, the ex-England midfielder's fixer Paul McDonough was sent to London for talks with Lionel Messi's dad.

Sunni Upal

Sunni Upal

David Beckham has reportedly stepped up his efforts to lure Lionel Messi to the MLS in a sensational sweep.

The former England international's new franchise Inter Miami FC are set to make their debut next season.

And Beckham is desperate for Barcelona star Messi to be a part of it, according to amazing claims.

The Sun report that Beckham's fixer Paul McDonough has been sent to London for talks with Messi's dad Jorge.

David Beckham wants Lionel Messi to be part of his Inter Miami team
David Beckham wants Lionel Messi to be part of his Inter Miami team

McDonough helped make Atlanta United one of the MLS's biggest success stories with record-breaking crowds and a title in 2018.

Messi could leave Barcelona on a free next summer but it's unclear whether the 32-year-old would move to the MLS at this stage of his career.

Beckham was also 32 when when he swapped Spain for America to wind down his playing days.

The ex-Man Utd midfielder left Real Madrid in the summer of 2007 to join LA Galaxy, where he spent five years.

Lionel Messi has been at Barcelona for his entire career but could leave for free next summer
Lionel Messi has been at Barcelona for his entire career but could leave for free next summer

And, according to the report, Beckham could be open to letting Messi leave for a European club on loan for parts of the year like he did at AC Milan in 2009 and 2010.

Messi would be a huge commercial asset for the MLS like Beckham was when he moved to Los Angeles 12 years ago.

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Topics: David Beckham, Lionel Messi, MLS