Messi and PSG in conflict? The Parisian team will not pay tribute to him after winning the World Cup
Leo Messi is back in the psg after he won the only title missing in his career: the FIFA World Cup. With such an achievement, it was expected that the team from the French capital would pay him a kind of tribute, something that will not happen and immediately the tension alarms went off between the Flea Y Al-Khelaifi.
When does Messi return to the pitch with PSG?
The psg faces Angers this Wednesday, January 11, in a match corresponding to Matchday 18 of Ligue 1 and the duel will take place at the Princes Park and there will be the return of Messi Since November, when he last played in the Parisian team’s jersey.
It was expected that Messi was honored along with his fans for winning the most important trophy of his career. However, the French newspaper le parisien reported that there will be no special event either before or after the game.
Why won’t PSG pay tribute to Messi?
The reason for this controversial decision is because Argentina was the executioner of France in the World Cup final in Qatar. In addition, there was a lot of controversy and discomfort in the French country due to the celebrations of the footballers of the albicelestewho constantly mocked kylian mbappe in their chants.
There is still no pronouncement from the psgbut according to the newspaper LeParisienthere will be no special celebration for their new world champion and that could cause some discomfort in the Fleaand therefore, affect the negotiations for the renewal of his contract.
Messi did not make a special request for PSG either
“Everyone is happy to see him. Will there be a celebration at the Princes Park? We will see when his next game will be, but there is no demand and a need for Leo to celebrate. He is a world champion, he is an extraordinary player. I hope it is celebrated by the fans. We are very, very lucky to have a player like Leo Messi. There is no reason for it not to be celebrated “, were the words of Galtier that he reproduced LeParisien.
