poor thing psgwhistling at Messi. The team from the French capital won 5-0 and are on their way to the eleventh championship in their history, to become the most successful team in French football, even if it seems that nothing is enough on the banks of the Seine: the obsession of its managers is to get his first Champions Leaguesomething that has been denied.
Despite the millions they spend (and especially waste) they have gone through more than ten years of bitterness and failure, and these two seasons with Leo have failed to change that streak. Disappointment and a little anger is understandable. But this cruelty to Messi is unacceptable.
Not even Real Madrid treated Leo like that, nor did the Brazilians hit him that much, nor would he be tolerated in Rosario Central, how can their own fans do it today? What or who led the entire campaign in the country of Platini and Zidane? How can you love football and boo Messi?
It seems that the PSG ownership has not accepted that Leo excludes the renewal in Paris until 2024 and has given a free hand to the French press to use him as a scapegoat to explain all the evils. The ultras sang “son of a bitch” to him, asked for his departure and did not take the field to protest. His companions, with Mbappé at the helm, don’t say too much. And the last straw came this Saturday, when the boos thundered every time the 30th touched the ball.
Messi is Messi and he defends himself, although it is worth remembering that he has been PSG’s most influential player this season alongside Mbappé, if you add goals and assists. Despite the hostility in the Parc des Princes, he asked like never before, blocking, taking free-kicks, and in one of them playing Diego’s game when he went for a corner. All in between whistles.
When he was about to complete an hour of play, he dribbled past five rivals inside the Ajaccio area, he feinted, stopped and threw a cue leave only one PSG player, who didn’t understand it. Total crack, at almost 36 years old. Only then did a faint arc-like cry dedicated to “Messi, Messi, Messi…” begin to be heard during the telecast a girl showed an Argentina shirt in the public populated by French. But the boos came back, louder, as if to silence any sign of love for Rosario’s genius.
Football sometimes takes its revenge and PSG fans will have a. On June 3, they will be back home on the last day of Ligue 1, when there should be home celebrations for the imminent title and the opportunity to give Messi the farewell he truly deserves. If not, it is not understood. Or they don’t understand anything.
Source: Clarin
Jason Root is the go-to source for sports coverage at News Rebeat. With a passion for athletics and an in-depth knowledge of the latest sports trends, Jason provides comprehensive and engaging analysis of the world of sports.