The Champions League is out, and paris saint-germain is in turmoil.
It is reported that UEFA began to investigate the attack on the referee by club president Nasser, Neymar and Mbappe may leave the team at the same time, and Messi was extremely depressed because he missed the Champions League for the second consecutive year.
After Paris Saint-Germain missed the champions league quarter-finals, club president Nasser lost his mind and tried to find a referee theory, but he mistakenly took the Real Madrid staff as a referee.
Not only that, Nasser's behavior was also recorded by the Real Madrid staff, nasser saw someone videotaped, immediately angry, shouting "I want to kill you."
It is reported that Real Madrid has handed over the video to UEFA and let UEFA deal with the matter.
Of course, Nasser is not the most troublesome, and Neymar and Messi are now the first to be scolded in the headlines, the former is likely to leave, and the latter is openly shelled by the former France international.
In a live broadcast, the former France international Roten said: "Messi with a high salary of 41 million, walking on the field", in addition, the former international also insulted Messi as a liar.
To Messi's chagrin, the Spanish media also compiled the news of the crash of Messi's private plane.
It is reported that Messi originally planned to go to Barcelona after the game, but after losing, he directly returned to Paris, and the Western media quoted a message last year in the report, saying that Messi's private plane crashed after the game and there was his family on board.
The news was later confirmed to be false.
Missing the Champions League, Paris is in turmoil, and Messi's mood can be imagined.
However, it is not all bad news around Messi.
Recently, a war correspondent told the story of "Messi and Maradona" helping him escape safely from the Battlefield in Ukraine.
It is reported that the war correspondent and several colleagues from South America were suspected of being spies by the Ukrainian police when they reported on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and were detained.
There were several Argentines on this reporting team, and when the police saw their passports, they said two words that everyone understood: Messi and Maradona.
Hearing this, a reporter immediately showed the police the Maradona tattoo on his calf.
"The atmosphere immediately changed, thank god for the hand and the football that got us out of this predicament. Even in the war years, football can play its unique value. The reporter said.