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Published 07:35 16 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 08:11 16 Nov 2015 GMT

This on-going issue has soured Messi's attitude to life in Spain, meaning a move to England could now be on.
Arsenal are said to be his preferred choice, although the thought of paying him the reported £600,000-a-week wages he might expect will make Arsene Wenger's eyes water.
This would mean that Messi would bag £18m-a-year after tax.
If Wenger is still undeterred by prospect of paying out record-shattering wages, he'll also have to factor in how he'd stump up the £175m buy-out clause in Messi's contract.Explore more on these topics:
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