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Barcelona star Lionel Messi says he needs to play for childhood club Newell's Old Boys before the end of his vocation.
Messi left Newell's for Barca at 13 years old and has gone ahead to end up one of the best players ever, winning the Ballon d'Or on five events.
The 29-year-old has beforehand shown a longing to end his profession in Catalonia, yet he seemed attracted to a Newell's arrival amid a meeting with Telefe's Polemica en el Bar in his country.
"I would love to [return]," he said. "It is something I have watched out for in light of the fact that it was my fantasy as a tyke.
"Clearly my life began to change and went another way, however I have no second thoughts.
"It's something I have watched out for. I need to play in Argentine football and Newell's, the place I grew up."
Messi as of late reported his arrival to global football having at first said he would resign from Argentina obligation taking after their Copa America Centenario last thrashing to Chile.
"It's what I felt around then," he included. "Around then everything caved in around me since we as a whole felt that was the occasion, in light of how the group were and how we played every diversion.
"We as a whole need to win. I have been battling with the Seleccion and my fantasy is to win something.
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