Messi has so far not been able to live up to the great expectations and is under criticism. PSG sports director Leonardo has now burst the collar.
Lionel Messi isn’t really getting into gear at Paris Saint-Germain yet. After his early substitution in the 2-1 win against champions OSC Lille, PSG boss Leonardo expressed his displeasure with the current situation.
Messi stayed in the dressing room at half time. According to trainer Mauricio Pochettino it was a pure “precautionary measure”,
That’s why Leonardo broke his collar after the game. However, the target of his resentment was not Messi, but his national team.
“It’s hard to explain, he’s spent more time with the Argentine national team than with us in the last few months,” he said loudly Mark visibly angry PSG sports director.
The time is not the big problem, but the consequences of the high load. Messi, said Leonardo, “is traveling to the national team, coming back and right now he has these muscular problems that everyone knows about.”
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However, the trip with the national team was already two weeks ago. A fact that doesn’t matter to Leonardo. There would also be other players in the PSG squad who are on the plane too often.
“It’s the same with Neymar, but he played a great game today. He gave everything. The same thing happened with Di Maria. They were crucial to this win,” he said.
Leonardo also angered that PSG is currently not playing intoxicating football despite the clear league lead in Ligue 1 and is under constant attack on social media.
“You can say that we are not good, but it starts to go too far,” he raged, adding: “It is said that the coach has no idea about football and that the great players we have You can’t talk about Messi, Mbappe, Neymar, Verratti, the coach and Marquinhos like that. “
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