After a long time MSN was back on field someway. MSN, the famous trio of Messi-Suarez and Neymar who rocked world football wearing Barcelona jersey left for different destinations finally. 

Even though MSN departed from the field, the relationship between the trio did not break. It was once again back recently when Neymar, witnessing PSG's commanding 5-0 victory over Ajaccio from the bench, initiated to bridge the gap by connecting with his friend and former Barcelona teammate, Suarez, through a video call during the exhilarating game. Together, they fervently supported Messi, who faced a tumultuous reception from enraged fans at Parc de Princes.

Taking to social media, Neymar shared a post featuring him and Suarez engrossed in the call, accompanied by the captivating caption: "Watching our friend, Leo Messi, together."

In his much-anticipated return to the squad, Messi made a significant contribution to a resounding victory in Ligue 1. PSG now appears poised to secure yet another top-flight title this season, despite their repeated failures to clinch the coveted European trophy. With only three matches left in Ligue 1, their upcoming clash is scheduled against Auxerre on May 21.

There is a palpable likelihood that Messi will bid adieu to PSG at the culmination of the current season and embark on a new chapter in his career as a free agent during the summer. Barcelona, his former club, has expressed a keen interest in bringing him back, while an enticing offer from a Saudi Arabian club, accompanied by a substantial financial package, has also emerged as a viable option for the Argentine star.

Incidentally, Barcelona president Joan Laporta has revealed in a recent interview to a Spanish TV saying that he personally had talked with Messi and he believes Messi might change his decision of settling in Saudi Arabia and return to Barcelona.

According to the Spanish TV reports Laporta said, "I personally spoke to Lionel. We are old friends and La Massia is like Lio's home. So I have belief that he will change decision and return."

But at the same time Laporta categorically mentioned, "We will not be able to offer him in any crazy figures."