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DS3
Legend
Loyaler
I can't get excited about this move and I haven't been excited about European club football for years. I grew up a fanatical supporter but once a club like Manchester United showed they could dominate the transfer market through income (ownership as well as sponsorship) football started to lose its luster.
The financial backing a club such as Paris Saint Germain has enjoyed for years makes a mockery of true competition. It is simply the way things now are -Middle Eastern Royal Families and oligarchs as owners- but I can't take the machinations seriously and haven't for some years.
Messi to PSG is an unsurprising faint blip on the radar screen.
The financial backing a club such as Paris Saint Germain has enjoyed for years makes a mockery of true competition. It is simply the way things now are -Middle Eastern Royal Families and oligarchs as owners- but I can't take the machinations seriously and haven't for some years.
Messi to PSG is an unsurprising faint blip on the radar screen.
spectralwave
Visionary
Bronze Level
Now with the departure of Leonel Messi to PSG it will be beautiful for neymar to raise the best in the world conquering the champions together again, together again and now with refinement of cueldade hahahaha.
middle73
Enthusiast
Silver Level
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gichka97
Visionary
Bronze Level
Too many ''football stars'' with too many egos in PSG now, some of these players in their career playing for themselves more than for the club, thinking about records and personal stats. That very rarely works in football. Many people are considering that Champions League trophy is their this season, but I don't see them lifting it. Thomas Tuchel, who is a great coach, did not succeed there because of the following things I said and went to Chelsea, where the players are good and equaled and there are not superstars with egos there and the players are playing as a team and Tuchel very fast become to lift trophy after trophy and will continue.
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DS3
Legend
Loyaler
But (and I am not trying to be the downer here) so what? What will this prove?
That PSG is one of the richest clubs in the world and can buy more than their fair share of the best players? Color me unimpressed.
I prefer to look at smaller clubs who have worked to build their teams often from local talent then found the right manager to lead them to success. Modern football on this level is only about money. Days later the 'news' is still reporting about Messi's move to PSG as though its an earth shattering event. Where else was he going?
I'd be much more impressed if Messi has opted for low pay and moved to a B rated team in Spain, Italy or England's top division, determined to show how he could lift them on his shoulders and lead them to success. Not a chance.
It was completely predictable and written like a soap opera. For the life of me I can't see why anyone would be invested in whether PSG now win the Champions League...again, as if this will now be conquering the unobtainable.
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Belgiumburnley
Rock Star
Silver Level
The price for a ticket for the next PSG game,where Messi will be presented, is 1000 euros 
https://new.in-24.com/sport/ligue-1/126382.html
https://new.in-24.com/sport/ligue-1/126382.html
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DS3
Legend
Loyaler
The price for a ticket for the next PSG game,where Messi will be presented, is 1000 euros
https://new.in-24.com/sport/ligue-1/126382.html
That's some astonishing nerve. I am sure some families with their kids buzzing about Messi signing for PSG will be truly impressed at the audacity.
ADRI7HO
On the road...
Bronze Level
In PSG, it looks very much like Mbappé is leaving for Real. I read that. The tug of war is going a lot because it wants to go, Real would recommend 160 million but PSGT wants 200 million, maybe the deal won’t get stuck in a ragged 40 million.
40 million.