Friday's La Liga transfer talk news roundup: Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, Sergio Reguilon

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest transfer news in La Liga on Friday, December 11.

Friday morning's La Liga transfer talk news roundup:

Barcelona players 'feel undervalued by Lionel Messi'

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Several members of Barcelona's first-team squad allegedly feel 'undervalued' by Lionel Messi.

The club legend pushed for an exit from Camp Nou during the summer transfer window before accepting that no clubs would pay his release clause.

Despite remaining at the Catalan giants, the 33-year-old has failed to inspire his team, who sit in ninth position in La Liga and only finished second to Juventus in their Champions League group.

At a time when Messi will soon be allowed to speak to foreign clubs regarding a 2021 transfer, reports in Spain suggest that some of his teammates are unhappy.

The report claims that there are players in the senior setup who feel 'undervalued' by comments and actions of the club's star man.

Messi has contributed seven goals and two assists from 14 appearances this season, a significantly lower ratio than in previous campaigns.

Real Betis 'eyeing move for Arsenal's Willian'

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Real Betis are reportedly considering an approach for Arsenal attacker Willian.

The 32-year-old only joined the Gunners over the summer, penning a three-year contract at the Emirates Stadium following his exit from Chelsea.

Willian has struggled to make his mark for Mikel Arteta's side, though, managing just three assists and zero goals in 14 appearances in all competitions.

According to El Gol Digital, Betis have identified the Brazil international as a potential transfer target and could test the London club's resolve with an offer.

The report claims that the La Liga club are searching for a replacement for Joaquin, who could decide to hang up his boots when his current deal expires next summer.

Willian scored 63 goals and registered 62 assists in 339 appearances for Chelsea between 2013 and 2020 but could not come to an agreement with the Blues over a new deal.

More transfer news from La Liga:

Real Madrid 'want Sergio Reguilon back from Tottenham Hotspur'
Real Madrid are reportedly giving thought to activating a buy-back clause in the contract of Tottenham Hotspur defender Sergio Reguilon. Read more.

Mauricio Pochettino 'wants to sign Harry Kane, Dele Alli at next club'
Former Tottenham Hotspur boss Mauricio Pochettino will look to sign Harry Kane and Dele Alli when he finds a new job, according to a report. Read more.

Report: Manchester United would accept £50m for Paul Pogba
Manchester United are willing to sell Paul Pogba to Juventus or any other interested clubs for a cut-price £50m, according to a report. Read more.

Lucas Vazquez says new Real Madrid contract is "a complicated subject"
Makeshift Real Madrid right-back Lucas Vazquez says that he intends to continue giving his all on the pitch while talks over his future continue. Read more.

Juventus, Barcelona battling for Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger?
Chelsea centre-back Antonio Rudiger is reportedly being eyed up by Juventus and Barcelona ahead of the January transfer window. Read more.

Barcelona presidential candidate promises new Lionel Messi contract
Jordi Farre believes that he can convince Lionel Messi to sign a new contract in January should he take over from Josep Maria Bartomeu as Barcelona's next president. Read more.

Sergio Ramos 'ready to leave Real Madrid next summer'
Paris Saint-Germain-linked defender Sergio Ramos is reportedly edging towards leaving Real Madrid when he becomes a free agent in the summer. Read more.

Real Madrid 'unlikely to move for Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba'
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is not a target for Real Madrid in 2021 as they cannot justify signing the Frenchman, according to a report. Read more.

Neymar "very happy" at Paris Saint-Germain amid Barcelona return links
Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar offers his biggest indication yet that he intends to sign a new contract with the French giants. Read more.