Dani Alves details Lionel Messi messages and claims "he's not enjoying himself" at PSG

Lionel Messi’s long-time Barcelona teammate Dani Alves has opened the door for him to return to Camp Nou, less than a year after he joined Paris Saint-Germain

The Argentine’s decision to swap Catalunya for the French capital sent shockwaves through world football, with many assuming that his arrival would ensure PSG became unbeatable. But while their domestic season has been little more than a procession to the Ligue 1 title, their European campaign ended in familiar ignominy.

PSG were dumped out of the Champions League last week, losing 3-2 on aggregate to Real Madrid, despite holding a two-goal lead going into the closing stages. Kylian Mbappe scored in either leg to put the Parisians in complete control, before Karim Benzema sparked an almighty collapse which saw him net a memorable hat-trick.

The fall-out from the infamous capitulation is likely to see Mauricio Pochettino lose his position as head coach, while a raft of departures could yet be sanctioned. Messi signed a two-year deal upon his arrival at the Parc des Princes, but it hasn’t gone to plan and he was roundly booed by his own supporters last week.

During the home win over Bordeaux, Messi and fellow South American Neymar, were jeered by the home crowd, with the latter even booed following his goal. Messi cut an understandably frustrated figure, leading to some speculation he could cut his time in France short.

The 34-year-old’s father and agent Jorge Messi has reportedly made contact with Barcelona to gauge whether there would be any mutual interest in bringing him back to the club. Messi left the Blaugrana as their record appearance holder and goalscorer, but was unable to sign a new contract due to LaLiga’s economic regulations.

But Alves, who has