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Pictured: Lionel Messi And PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

Lionel Messi and his family may have been heartbroken to leave Barcelona, but their £17,000 per night hotel room in Paris will surely be helping them settle in after his transfer to PSG.

He is looked upon as one of football's greats, but Lionel Messi has also been given the heavens’ treatment since his move to Paris Saint-Germain.

The Argentina captain penned a two-year contract with the French giants, after having been forced to end his 21-year stay at his boyhood club Barcelona.

Despite agreeing a new contract with a 50% pay cut, Barcelona’s ludicrous salary bill still fell way short of La Liga regulations, preventing Messi from re-joining the Catalans.

Messi was crestfallen as he confirmed his departure from the Nou Camp in a press conference where there was not a dry eye in sight.

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Messi received an ecstatic welcome in Paris. (Image: CNN)

However, nothing stems the emotional waterworks better than a stay in a £17,000 (N10 million) per night hotel room which has also looked after Winston Churchill, Walt Disney and Robert De Niro.

Along with his wife and his children, Messi arranged to stay in Paris’ Five-Star Le Royal Monceau Hotel, while he looks for his new home in the French capital.

The 94-year-old venue, announced to their 18,000 followers on Instagram the little Argentinean and his family were their next esteemed guests.

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Rooms start from £700 per-night at the luxurious hotel. (Image: Handout)

Located in the glamorous Avenue Hoche district of central Paris, the hotel is also just around the corner from the Arc-De-Triomphe.

The grand hotel is also believed to have looked after Messi’s former Barcelona and now Paris Saint-Germain teammate Neymar when he first arrived at Les Parc Des Princes in 2017.

It is located within the most luxurious and exclusive part of Paris means the 34-year-old and will have full access to some of the most beautiful views and sky-lines Paris has to offer.

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Messi arranged the stay for him and his family soon after agreeing a two-year deal with PSG. (Image: Handout)

And if they get bored of those, as well as the many local art exhibitions and cultural events staged at the hotel every year, then they can always retreat to the swimming pool, the private cinema, and the six high quality restaurants on sight.

The most famous place to eat within the venue is the critically acclaimed and famed Matsuhisa Restaurant.

Combining Japanese and Peruvian cuisine, guests can dine on Wagyu beef steak which would set you back around £67.

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The hotel is located just around the corner from the Arc De Triomphe. (Image: Handout)

While their sudden departure might still be yet to settle in, there is no doubt Messi’s family are experiencing the best of Paris.

And Messi will soon be working alongside the best of PSG as he conveyed his excitement to link up with his new teammates.

A devastating front three of Neymar, Mbappe, and Messi could very soon be unleashed, while they will be supported by other incredible signings such as Georginio Wijnaldum, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and Achraf Hakimi, the latter of which signing for £54 million.

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There is also a private cinema and six fantastic restaurants on-site. (Image: Handout)

He will also link up former Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos, who was one of his fiercest rivals during their ‘El Classico’ battles over the last fifteen years.

PSG have thrown the kitchen sink at this summer’s window and increasing their yearly salary to a staggering £252 million, equivalent to 14,823 nights in Messi’s current hotel room at Le Monceau.

Mirror UK

Komu1048:
God give me strength to be able to turn my back on this world n what it has to offer to secure a place in your kingdom. In 30-40 years time all this will amount to nothing, but your soul will continue to be important in this world n the years to come

joe54:
The lack of money is the root of evil.

osamz007:
If thou shall come to this thread with the vanity message. I'll then make sure I break your head couz I truly like this vanity

federal9:
This is luxurious. He worked for it, so he needs it.

No food for a lazy man.

gasparpisciotta:
Messi the hypocrite, crying as if his whole world has crumbled meanwhile laffing in his heart on his great escape to and windfall from PSG.

Let’s wait and see how it pans out!!!!

Barcelona should have cashed in when they had the opportunity

DigitalyYours:
If thou breaketh someone head for calling a vanity, a vanity.
Just knoweth thou art nothing but a VANITY

Thermodynamics:
If to say he de Nigeria his chances of being where he is today would have been very slim.

No food for lazy man, so truck pusher, bricklayer and those 60k/month HND bankers who works from 6 to 6 Monday till Friday are lazy abi?

People plenty for Nigeria when don work hard pass am when never archive anything. I know that there are many hardworking and talented footballers, more talented than Messi who had to drop their football career so they can hustle to pay bills. Some of them hustle all their life till they die, their football talent became a once upon a time story.

Grace has a very huge part to play in people's life, some call it Luck but it's the same thing. He is not where he is because he is a very hard working man.

federal9:
Reread your comment and see your error in reasoning. The people that are rich today, do you know how hard they worked for it? Working 6 to 6 has nothing to do with what I just said.

joe54:
The lack of money is the root of evil.

joe54:
The lack of money is the root of evil.