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PSG have officially become champions, but if we are very honest, we already knew before the start of the competition that they would become champions. The fact that they did not win with great force majeure is mainly because they themselves have run into unnecessary defeats here and there. Messi's departure will have no impact on the new championship in the new year. But fans might just be happy about it. It could be that PSG without Messi might be even stronger than before. just look at how things have gone at Barcelona in relation to and without era Messi.

lol finally after spending too much money and hiring superstar players while one of these players could be enough for any team PSGH just won the French league against other teams with weaker players while they didn't invest in their teams like PSG do. I think PSG should feel shame even after winning the league.

It is a very harsh opinion but the truth is very fair, I think that things here can come from different points of view , but I think that you say it in a very coherent Way, is it a shame that up to now they have done it? Yes, it is the whole truth, I admit it, and this has to be fixed now, because if they continue with the same rhythm for the next season, things will not be the same, perhaps their luck is going to run out and luck has Ended up there of this team, no Matter how many Players they buy, I don't think they can make a difference, as I said before , here they have to hire another Technical director.

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Quote from: Docnaster on June 11, 2023, 10:49:40 PM

Of a truth it wasn't a great year for Lionel Messi at PSG but I think it's high time we start to accept the fact that Messi is aging and wouldn't still be performing like the Lionel Messi of 6 to 10 years ago.
He exhausted much energy in the world cup Last year and after the World Cup tournament, he also can back to Paris and still did quite well. PSG fans didn't respect him in his last days at the club which is very poor from them

Good to see how time flies in football, the undisputed GOAT do part ways to European football. When PSG concedes a goal, fans boo Leo Messi as if he's the one on the backlines or the club's goalkeeper. We should give credit to Messi, because he's has done a good job by rendering his service where it matters most for the club, he's a terrific and top-tier player. Leo Messi cannot give PSG the same performance he gave Barcelona and Argentina; he is aged, and certain attributes he lost throughout games. Leo Messi is a global figure in football, as every fan knows, and he has had a successful year in his career.

Messi undoubtedly leaves a mark that no one can erase, whatever they do is a great way to mark an era in football, as far as I'm concerned, I think that Messi would have done more if he had set his mind to it, of course we always go to do many things thinking that the best thing would have been for him to stay in Europe, but not go to Barcelona , those mistakes cannot be made again, and if it wasn't Europe he would have gone to Saudi football, he would have put a lot of spice on That fútbol, many are going there, but in the midst of everything here, the one who is left in bad shape here is PSG , it's a shame , but this is all the fault of the Technical Director.

Inter Miami fall to sixth straight loss

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If Messi, who announced this week he intended to join Miami, was tuning in to watch what awaits him in MLS, his disappointment at his new club´s dismal form would have been tempered by a wonder goal from his compatriot, Lucas Zelarayan of Columbus.

Three minutes into stoppage time, with the game at 1-1, the Crew´s Zelarayan won the game at Chicago with an audacious shot from inside his own half that became an instant goal-of-the-season contender.

That level of technical brilliance was in stark contrast to the performance of the seven-time Ballon d´Or winner´s future teammates as they continued their miserable run of form. New England took a 27th-minute lead with a Carles Gil penalty after former Newcastle United fullback DeAndre Yedlin gave away a penalty with a clumsy foul on Matt Polster.

Source: https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1079554-inter-miami-fall-to-sixth-straight-loss

Well, I hope that Messi can make a difference here, without a doubt it will be a promise for this league, it should be noted that it is sad to see that Messi is going there , Because they see this as the cemetery of the stars , but everyone Chooses how they can be your destiny and the completion of your Career.

After Lionel Messi joined Miami, PSG's followers on Instagram as well as every other social media started to decrease. Miami's follower count, on the other hand, is growing at a remarkably fast pace. Also, everyone expects Miami's current market value to go up a lot with Lionel Messi being a regular addition.