
Lionel Messi's adventure at PSG is not going as he could have predicted and the Argentine's appearances with the French team are light years away from those in Barcelona's golden era.
This has sparked Catalan fans' hopes of a return of Flea to camp nou, where it shone for years.
And those hopes were sparked even more after Dani Alves' invitation to Messi, where he invited him to the Camp Nou for the last dance.
"I don't know what you want, or he plans to do it. He can come back for a season here with me for one last dance. Why not? There's nowhere better than here. We can't be better than Barca. It's time to get home if you want," Alves said.
Messi, who turns 35 this summer, has scored just three goals in 21 games for PSG. He has shown displeasure in Paris, while Xavi's return to Barcelona, this time as coach can serve as a catalyst for the Argentine to return once again.