Messi’s official contract revealed by three-year deal with Inter

• Messi has officially signed a contract with Inter for three years.
• AP reports that Messi’s agreement was reached with Inter through Antonino Conte from Napoli, and that the player is expected to leave AC Milan.
• The material states that Napoli’s interest in Serie A, while AC Milan will resolve the issue with Messi after the season through the “no-release” clause.

Messi has officially found a new employer in the form of Inter, AP reports. The agreement is for three years.

According to AP, Messi’s contract details were finalized after Antonino Conte, who is said to be looking to sign Napoli’s player, and also after Inter’s agreement with AC Milan. The material says that AC Milan will resolve the issue with Messi after the season.

AP also reports that Messi had won the Serie A title with Milan in 2011 under the leadership of the coach, and that he also went on to win the Italian Cup with Milan. The material also adds that the 58-year-old Messi is returning to Milan.

AP adds that Messi had another reason for leaving Serie A: the problem with the “no-release” clause. According to AP, Conte is trying to sign the player for Inter, which may be the reason why he could not leave the club before the end of the season.

L’ÉQUIPE also reports that a contract for three years has been signed, and that AC Milan will resolve the issue with the player after the season through the “no-release” clause. L’ÉQUIPE adds that Messi is already planning a move to Napoli, while Milan will carry out its plan during the season.

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