The prestigious French sports media ensures that the relationship between the Argentine star and the team of the capital is approaching its end. He even adheres to the blunders of the supporters against the Argentinian.
In France, Lionel Messi faces an unknown panorama for his career. In the fall against Lyon, at the Parc des Princes, the Argentine star was booed by PSG supporters . Of course, this was not the first time this had happened to him in the French country. The press has also been particularly harsh on the trans-Andean which, curiously, is adored in the rest of the world: it has been given a 3, probably one of the lowest evaluations it has received during its brilliant career. .
The chip does not look comfortable. While there is still talk of his possible return to Barcelona and even a move to Arab football to join Cristiano Ronaldo the versions that speak of a traumatic departure from his current club follow a parallel track.
Exit door
L’Equipe is certainly the most influential French sports media. It is also one of the largest in the world. With this support, he is encouraged to postulate directly that the star cycle at PSG is about to end. “Messi and PSG are approaching divorce “, title on the cover this Tuesday, realizing an increasingly tense link. A rubber band about to break.
The editorial position is even more concrete. “Lionel Messi should not continue his adventure at PSG next season “, specifies the article which supports the initial presentation. Of course, he clarifies that the club presented Messi with a renewal proposal, even if he must overcome a no less difficult difficulty: respecting the regulations of financial fair play, a headache for an entity accustomed to taking out its wallet. with obvious generosity.
Over the weekend, Nicolás Tagliafico, Lyon defender and Messi’s team-mate in the Argentina squad, spoke about the boos and the striker’s future. “We try to give the best of ourselves at all times, whether in the national team or in the clubs. This will be seen later. I don’t know what will happen. The important thing is that he feels happy and can demonstrate the game he has. So far, from what I see, he’s very clear on that and trying to do his best to win here. We’ll see what happens “, he stated.
Meanwhile, Thierry Henry, an emblematic figure of French football, had been much more concrete in defense. “It’s annoying to hear the whistles of the Parque de los Príncipes stadium. You can’t whistle one of the team’s best players with 13 goals and 13 assists in the league . In addition to the other 4 Champions League goals,” he said, before claiming that Messi must return to Barcelona. “For the love of football,” he said.
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