In the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, Paris Saint-Germain lost 1-3 to Real Madrid, and the aggregate score was 2-3 out. After this Champions League match, Nasser, president of Paris Saint-Germain, made a big fuss at the Bernabeu: breaking into the referee's locker room, breaking the flag of the referee; issuing "death threats" to Real Madrid employees, completely losing his mind...
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On March 11, former BBC, Guardian and CNN investigative journalist Romei Molina broke the inside story about Greater Paris and Nasser on his personal channel.
After the Champions League exit, Nasser made a fuss at the home of Real Madrid, which has attracted more attention. Molina revealed that the Paris club owner was so angry that he recalled Nasser to Qatar and asked the latter to explain the bad behavior after the game.
Who is the owner of Paris Saint-Germain? The club is the asset of Qatar's National Investment Authority, owned by the emir (i.e., the king), who is in charge of a $300 billion fortune and Nasser's superior.
Although Nasser is the president of paris Saint-Germain and has a fortune of $800 million, he is not the owner of the club. The greater Paris is out of shame and loses to the Champions League, and Nasser is naturally responsible. This is not the first time that Nasser has been criticized in person, in the 2016-17 Champions League quarter-finals, Paris Saint-Germain was tragically reversed by Barca, Nasser was recalled to Qatar on the second day, waiting for him is a reprimand. This time, Nasser ran into an even bigger disaster - not to say that he was out of the Champions League, and he lost people to the Bernabeu.
Romer Molina also broke the news that Nasser had caused public outrage, and even the staff of the Paris Saint-Germain club could not stand the moody manager.
"After Paris Saint-Germain was eliminated, many of the club's staff were very happy. The atmosphere at the club was extremely harsh, with a large number of employees being bullied by the managers, and some even spitting on Nasser's bodyguards. If Paris fans knew 5% of the club's inside scoop, they would never set foot in the Parc des Princes again. Molina said.
Paris Trident
Nasser treats club employees badly, "He gets angry at every turn, sometimes waking up employees at 1-2 a.m. and putting a lot of pressure on them." Molina continued to break the news.
Looking at the character in adversity, Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser really provoked public anger this time: offended the referee, offended Real Madrid, annoyed the boss, lost the hearts of the people, the club management was a mess...