Messi's recent statement in which he hinted at the possibility
of him leaving the club has set off alarm bells at 'Can Barça'.
However, what he wants is one thing, and the realities of
football are another.
Prising the Argentine away from Barcelona would be no easy
feat, especially after he signed a new deal with the club this
summer worth a cool 20m euros per season after tax. Any
deal to sign the striker would depend on a number of factors,
but would in any case cost upwards of 400m euros.
A deal would first have to be agreed with Barcelona,
something unlikely given that the president who sold him
would go down in club history, possibly for all the wrong
reasons. A transfer fee could be agreed at around 150m
euros, plus the player's salary. Leo costs 50m euros per
season before tax, a total of 250m euros over five seasons.
That's if Leo agrees to a change of scenery without a pay rise.
Very few clubs could offer that kind of money; in fact, only
two.
Manchester City: It was never really on the cards and even
less so now the Argentine has signed a new deal. Soriano
isn't going to break the bank.
PSG: They are not short of money. Their problem would be
not breaching FIFA Fair Play Regulations, especially after their
problem over the summer.

heard Madrid were ready are ready to buy him but he refused, not sure tho...but Ancellotti voiced out his interest, that I know

His cup us full. No chain forever.