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Manchester City believe they can sign Lionel Messi?

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Manchester City reportedly believe that they could complete a deal for Barcelona's Lionel Messi, following a row between the Argentine and sporting director Eric Abidal.
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Manchester City reportedly believe that they could complete a deal for Barcelona forward Lionel Messi, following a row between the Argentine and Barca sporting director Eric Abidal.

Messi called out Abidal for his criticism of Barcelona players, and rumours are now circulating that the six-time Ballon d'Or winner might consider a move away from Camp Nou.

According to The Mirror, City are in close contact with Messi's father and believe that this could be their last chance to sign the 32-year-old.

The forward has been at Barcelona since 2001, making 712 appearances for the first team and scoring 622 goals.

The report adds that while City will look into making a deal happen this summer, any move remains unlikely.

Messi's Barca side were knocked out of the Copa Del Rey on Thursday following a 1-0 defeat to Athletic Bilbao.

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Premier League Table
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Liverpool25241060154573
2Manchester CityMan City25163665293651
3Leicester CityLeicester25154654262849
4Chelsea2512584334941
5Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd2610972824439
6Tottenham HotspurSpurs2510784032837
7Everton26106103438-436
8Manchester UnitedMan Utd259883629735
9Wolverhampton WanderersWolves2581163532335
10Arsenal2561363234-231
11Burnley2594122838-1031
12Newcastle UnitedNewcastle2587102436-1231
13Southampton2594123146-1531
14Crystal Palace2679102332-930
15Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton2669113138-727
16Bournemouth2675142640-1426
17Aston Villa2574143247-1525
18West Ham UnitedWest Ham2566133043-1324
19Watford2659122440-1624
20Norwich CityNorwich2546152447-2318
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