The world is buzzing with excitement as football legend, Lionel Messi, officially confirmed his stay at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) after a long wait for the Argentine star. The Argentine international has been rumoured to be leaving his current club Juventus for the French giants for some time now.

In a statement released by the club on Wednesday, Messi said: "I'm thrilled to have signed my new contract at Paris Saint-Germain. I am looking forward to playing with such a great team that supports me and my family every day."

Messi's move to Paris marks a significant chapter in his career, and it comes just weeks before he turns 36. He previously played for Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid, but his most recent spell was at Juventus where he won four La Liga titles and one Champions League trophy.

The move to PSG marks a major change from the club he left behind. The Argentine international will be competing in his first professional league this season alongside fellow stars like Kylian Mbappe, who has already established himself as one of the best strikers in Europe.

Enjoys Ligue 1:

Messi's move to Paris also means that he will get to play in his home country's top-flight league. His previous experience in France came during his time at Real Madrid, where he spent three seasons, winning two La Liga titles and one UEFA Champions League trophy.

It is clear that Messi is excited about the prospect of playing in his native land. In an interview with ESPN, he spoke about the importance of being able to compete with other greats in his sport:

"I love playing in France. It's not only because of the beautiful stadiums and fantastic atmosphere, but also because it's a place where you can go out and play football every single day," he said.

Looking Forward to Ligue 2 Next Season:

Despite his success in Ligue 1, Messi will still need to adapt to life in Ligue 2, which is a lower tier of European football compared to the Premier League or Serie A. However, he is confident that he can make a strong impression on the pitch.

"France is a tough league to come into, but I believe that with hard work and dedication, I can prove myself and contribute to the team," he said.

Overall, Messi's move to Paris Saint-Germain is a testament to his talent and dedication as a player. While he may be missing out on some of the glamour and prestige of playing in the Premier League, he will undoubtedly bring much-needed experience and leadership qualities to the team.