The Argentine footballer is not having his best stage in Serie A
Angel Di Maria has been one of many who has been on the radar of the FC Barcelona this summer. But not only this summer, but there have already been several markets in which the footballer has been related to the Barça team. And it is that in Barcelona he had one of his best friends in the world of football, Leo Messiwith whom he wanted to share a club as well as share a national team.
Finally, Fideo Di María got it at PSG, but his stage ended last June. It was then that he ended his relationship with the Parisian club, going back to sound for the FC Barcelona. But finally the player opted for Juventus in Turin, where he is not having his best season.
Di Maria will not continue at Juventus
In fact, in his last match with the Vecchia Signora, Di María was the negative protagonist of the match after an attack that cost him his expulsion. An expulsion that would have been the straw that broke the camel’s back at Juventus, who currently occupies the eighth position in Serie A, adding only two victories.
Now, everything indicates that the 34-year-old veteran footballer will change teams again at the end of this season. And it is that in the month of June he will again be free to sign for any team. In fact, there is currently talk of his possible return to Argentina, but he still has a long way to go in Europe.
The option of the FC Barcelona opens for Di María
In the event that he decides to continue in European football, FC Barcelona will be one of the options he will have on the table. Xavi knows that he can be a very useful player, both on the wing and in midfield. In addition, his experience would help a squad that has very young players like Pedri or Gavi.
As if that weren’t enough, the option of Leo Messi’s return to FC Barcelona is still on the table. If this ends up happening, the signing of Di María for the Barça team would be much more feasible. Now we just have to wait to see how the future of the Juventus player is resolved. A future that increasingly points to the Argentine league or Spanish football, while moving away from Italy.
