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Lionel Messi continues to explore Saudi Arabia while reportedly facing the prospect of being suspended by his club Paris Saint-Germain after the Argentina captain opted to travel without PSG’s permission. According to a source close to the French club, Messi, whose contract expires at season’s end, is set to be banned for "several days", while various French medias reported that he would be hit with a two-week suspension. Messi was found enjoying his time with family through delightful selection of international cuisine, a luxurious shopping experience in Riyadh, followed by a fun-filled afternoon of games, VR experiences and quality time at Riyadh City Boulevard. PHOTO: TWITTER

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