Sergio Busquets ‘to pick between joining Lionel Messi at Inter Miami or Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia on free TODAY’
SERGIO BUSQUETS will reportedly decide between joining Lionel Messi at Inter Milan or moving to Saudi Arabia today.
The Spanish midfielder is available for a free transfer after confirming his exit from Barcelona after 15 years with the LaLiga giants.
GettySergio Busquets could pick a move to Inter Miami and reunite with Lionel Messi[/caption]
GettyOr he could choose to join a club in the Saudi League like Cristiano Ronaldo[/caption]
Busquets, 34, is still keen to continue his playing career, and news outlet Mundo Deportivo have claimed he will decide on his next destination today.
The midfielder has received multiple offers, including lucrative deals from Saudi Arabia and Inter Miami.
The report claims that he will pick between a move to either Saudi clubs Al-Nassr or Al-Hilal or a swap to the USA and reunite with former team-mate Lionel Messi.
Messi confirmed he would join David Beckham‘s franchise team this summer once his deal with Ligue 1 giants PSG expires.
The Argentine played alongside Busquets during his time at Barcelona as the pair won multiple titles together.
Inter Miami have also been linked with a move for Barcelona defender Jordi Alba and soon-to-be free agent Roberto Firmino.
The report has also suggested that Busquets is in favour of living in a city like Miami and that it would appeal to his wife and children.
However, if Busquets picks Al-Nassr, he will link up with former rival Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The former Real Madrid star has been at the club since last year and has claimed that his switch has inspired others to follow him to Saudi Arabia.
Ronaldo joined the club in a record-breaking £175million-a-year deal after leaving Manchester United.
The last option of Al-Hilal, would see Busquets become team-mates of former United Odion Ighalo and Fulham loanee Luciano Vietto.
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