Lionel Messi’s hater keen on joining Real Madrid for revenge

Real Madrid might be in a win-win situation against Lionel Messi.

Barcelona and Real Madrid get back to La Liga action this weekend as they face Mallorca and Eibar respectively. The La Liga giants are just two points apart and with 11 matches to go, it promises to be an enticing title race. However, the two will rebuild in the summer after a rather inconsistent campaign by their lofty standards.

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Quique Setien and Zinedine Zidane are going to go for a winger in all likelihood, with the likes of Jadon Sancho and Leroy Sane being monitored by both the managers in recent months. Paulo Dybala’s latest comments about potentially leaving Juventus have dragged him into the picture but Diario GOL tips him to complete a move to the Santiago Bernabeu instead of the Camp Nou.

Dybala has been a wanted player in the past

Paulo Dybala has been on the two Spanish giants’ radars since the last couple of years, but was never really close to leaving Turin. However, this year things have changed and having fallen under Cristiano Ronaldo’s shadow since the last one year, the Argentina international is open to joining another club for greater prominence and a newer challenge.

Real Madrid will be able to afford Dybala comfortably given the fact that his value isn’t as inflated as it was some years ago. The Whites will inevitably look at a right winger to replace Gareth Bale and the Juve winger is a great target. Moreover, it has been said that the Argentine desires vengeance against his compatriot Messi.

Lionel Messi has been a player who has apparently blocked Dybala’s potential moves to the Camp Nou. The Real Madrid target believes that it is the right time to seek vindication and all the more so, considering the fact that his own compatriot was not in favour of sharing the same club with him. What turns out of this remains to be seen, but Barca may be blown away.

Do you think Dybala would join the Merengues in the upcoming transfer windows?