Messi suspended – “The line of firmness”: Abroad, the decision of PSG is talking about

Abroad, of course, this information caused a stir. In Spain and Catalonia, especially, where we have been talking about his possible return to Barça for several weeks. “PSG break with Messi“, reports for example Mundo Deportivo on the front page. For Sport, which devotes its cover to the victory of the Blaugrana against Osasuna (1-0) on Tuesday evening, no reference to Messi. Just a matter of time, probably. In Argentina, the daily Ole positions itself unsurprisingly in favor of Messi: “The sanction seems too severe because we are talking about the best player in the world, with exemplary behavior during his career. Whether in the national team, in Barcelona or now at PSG.”

For the sports daily, the Parisian club has “hit too hard“with this decision, what will cause”an end almost announced“. Same feeling for the generalist daily The Nationwhich speaks of a “tsunami in a glass of water“for a problem”minor“.”Would PSG have done this if he and Messi had won the Champions League? Why this intransigence now, when at the beginning of the year he was authorized to extend his vacation in Rosario?“, he wonders, recalling that Neymar has never been sanctioned for his various trips to Brazil.

“PSG suspend Messi for two weeks“, can we read on the side of AS And brandwith the latter hailing a sanction”copy“. In Italy, it is also hailed by the daily La Stampa : “Paris bangs her fist on the table“.”Suspended and sanctioned, his extension jumps and his farewell is recorded“, writing The Gazzetta dello Sport, convinced of the break between the parties at the end of this season. “PSG suddenly decided to adopt the line of firmness with one of its best paid and spoiled stars (…) The negotiations to extend were open, they are now closed. The break is total, his tormented experience comes to an end.”

“Paris is furious and sanctions Messi“, estimated Il Messaggerowhile Libero writes that PSG “hit hard” after this unauthorized trip by Messi. According to the gazzetta, Messi wants to stay in Europe to win the Champions League even if he has offers from Saudi Arabia, precisely, and MLS, where David Beckham’s Inter Miami would like to recruit him. One thing seems certain: Paris is over.