The summer transfer window is approaching fast. The clubs have started planning for the next season. One of the massive speculation for this summer is the future of Lionel Messi. The Argentine looks unsettled in Paris. PSG fans have been vocal in slamming the seven-time Ballon d’Or for miserable performance in crucial games, especially after the Bayern Munich game in the UEFA Champions League.
Recent disciplinary action by the Parisians against Messi has sparked reactions from the fans. Most fans have slammed the Argentine for his behavior and for caring less about the club. It will be interesting to see how the PSG superstar reacts to action taken by the club, with his future potentially away from the club.
Fans slam Lionel Messi after being suspended by PSG
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The Argentine recently traveled to Saudi Arabia for a trip. The club labeled it unauthorized, and PSG gave Messi a two-week suspension. It obviously came as a shock to many, but PSG fans took the opportunity to slam the former Barcelona superstar.
One of the fans wrote, “Messi never cared about PSG. He puts half the effort in when playing for them compared to playing for Argentina.” One fan thinks Messi’s dictatorial tactics aren’t working at the club. Another fan labeled him disrespectful. There were a few fans who felt the player is struggling after leaving his comfort zone at Barcelona. Many feel no one is bigger than the club, and players need to maintain discipline.
Messi never cared about psg he puts half the effort in when playing for them compared to playing for Argentina
— Pedro (@fut_addict1) May 3, 2023
He thought his dictatorial tactics were going to work there https://t.co/9Ub0vGZ5WK pic.twitter.com/F957LMGXsc
— SK (@fcmrKS) May 3, 2023
Messi is the first player to disrespect PSG rules and regulations….But the media always painted him as an angel https://t.co/zTygRlaKR8
— #30 OUT (@UtdDqvies) May 3, 2023
Messi is disrespectful. Especially after the Qataris dashed him a World Cup https://t.co/GYym8oVJVv
— El Pistolero (@UgoAPEX) May 3, 2023
He thinks the world revolves around him https://t.co/gCnTA38fOK
— Shmadonka's NBA 2K Created Playmaking Slasher (@cantguardkev) May 3, 2023
Pessi is finished sadly 😭
— J 0 J 0 🥷🏽 (@mark_bima) May 3, 2023
Messi has probably the best PR team in sports
— A11 -Shibuya no Senshi- (@BlackIppoX) May 3, 2023
after laving his comfort zone @FCBarcelona he get suspended.🤣🤣
— OKONA📣 (@Okona99) May 3, 2023
This isn’t really newsworthy, no player is bigger than the club they play for. Gotta maintain discipline
— Drew (@MKEchatty) May 3, 2023
Change the caption. Make it: Messi Has No Respect For PSG.
— KOFI DRAY KEM🇬🇭 (@kofidraykem) May 3, 2023
Messi is subject to intense speculation over his future. He has several offers from clubs on the table. A potential return to Barcelona is also on the cards. The Catalan giants are studying the options to land the Argentine wizard amid financial troubles. They have tabled a few offers to Messi, with a minimum base salary and part of the merchandise sale going to him.
PSG suspends the Argentine for two weeks
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Lionel Messi signed a multi-million dollar deal with Saudi Arabia last year. He is a brand ambassador of Saudi Tourism. As a part of his personal promotion, the Argentine visited Saudi Arabia recently. However, reports say it was unauthorized travel, and the club denied the permission.
The trip to Riyadh has made the Parisians take strict action for not attending the training sessions of the club without permission. PSG has suspended Messi for the next two weeks. It is for the first time since the Qatari takeover the club has suspended a player for disciplinary reasons. PSG is in the process of adopting a new policy and has taken disciplinary action as a part of it. They wanted to send a message that no one is bigger than the club.
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