When the going got tough, they ditched him wholesale and spared nary a thought for his feelings after he had been giving his all to that very same club since his La Masia days.<\/p>\n
Yet now that he seems to be finally finding his stride at the Parc des Princes after an initially challenging period of adaptation in his first season at the Parisian capital club, the main culprit who couldn\u2019t wait to toss him out of Camp Nou are now shamelessly clamoring for his return next season when his contract with PSG ends, despite him having the option to renew it for another 12 months.<\/p>\n
The discussions regarding a possible return of Lionel Messi to Barcelona have occurred most of this summer only from FC Barcelona\u2019s side, specifically through it\u2019s president Joan Laporta and a bucket list mention by the Argentine\u2019s former team mate and current manager Xavi Hern\u00e1ndez.<\/p>\n
However, it is interesting to note that despite the ongoing remarks of wanting Messi to return when his contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires next year, the 35-year-old has chosen to remain silent on the matter when asked\u00a0whether he\u2019d be interested in a return to Spain.\u00a0And could anyone ever fault him if the hurt that he had suffered from his betrayal by those he trusted implicitly at Camp Nou is still languishing within him?<\/p>\n