Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi, the world's greatest footballer, may spend the Easter holidays in Romania, it was revealed today (Weds).
The information was made public by the president of the local council in Suceava in northern Romania, Gheorghe Flutur, who said that Messi was going to visit the Bukovina region.
Flutur added that Messi was coming at the invitation of former Romanian international Gica Popescu, who played for Barcelona in 1995-1997.
No further details were provided about Messi's schedule.
Bukovina is a region in northern Romania famous for its colourful 14th-century monasteries.
On UNESCO's list of world heritage monuments, they are unique in the world for their architecture and the paintings on their facades.
