Lionel Messi will leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season. Final doubts over whether he would stay were extinguished the day after the forward was suspended by the club for two weeks, but it is understood Messi’s father, Jorge, told PSG a month ago that the Argentina international would seek a move. Barcelona are trying to re-sign Messi, but it is unclear whether they can agree a deal within the framework of La Liga’s financial fair play rules. Major League Soccer club Inter Miami are also pushing for him and the 35-year-old has received a huge offer of more than £350m a year from the Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal. Messi was suspended for making what PSG regard as an unauthorised two-day visit to Saudi this week and will not train with the team or be paid for a fortnight. Messi joined in 2021 on a contract that includes an option for a third season, but that will not be activated. The Argentinian is a tourism ambassador for Saudi Arabia and his camp argue he arranged a trip there that coincided with a period without training, only for a session to be added on Monday — at which point he could not change his plans. He travelled with his family and was seen holding a falcon on his arm, watching a palm-weaving demonstration and visiting the Arabian Horse Museum.