Messi cries again, his decision as he learns PSG will buy Liverpool

PSG in 2012 was bought by Qatar Sports Investment (an Asian business group led by Nasser Al-Khelaifi) and the success of the Parisian team has led the Qatari tycoons to think about a move to the Premier League, holding talks with Liverpool's owner to buy part of the Anfield giants.

According to The Telegraph, Nasser Al-Khelaifi was in talks with FSG about the Qatari group's arrival at the Reds to compete against Manchester City and Newcastle; owned by business groups from Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia respectively. 
 

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The intention of QSI and Al-Khelaifi is to obtain approximately 25% of the shares of the London club. Confirming their intention to enter the Premier League for the first time, then do the same in Ligue 1 with PSG and in Portugal's Liga NOS with Sporting Braga.

The idea of buying that 25% comes from the UEFA regulations that prevent the club from having more than 30% in more than one club in the Champions League, which they are willing to do because of what it means to be a minority owner of one of the so-called Big Six of the Premier League (a distinction to which Tottenham belongs along with Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool).

<strong>Messi to receive bad news</strong>

Lionel Messi is thinking about renewing his contract with PSG. And while he is asking for a good salary and to be comfortable after being world champion. Now with this decision by Nasser Al-Khelaifi to bid to buy Liverpool, it could distract him from the Argentine's renewal, something that would cause his annoyance.