PSG fans freak out
At Paris St. Germain, the situation around Lionel Messi and Neymar escalated completely yesterday. PSG fans gathered in front of the office and later in front of Neymar’s house to insult one (Messi) and urge the other to leave. The French leaders have now responded with a statement. The wording: “Paris St. Germain strongly condemns the intolerable and offensive actions of a small group of people that took place this Wednesday.”
And also in the press, the development around the superstars is the number one topic. For ‘L’Équipe’ it is “the end of an era”. ‘Le Figaro’ is titled: “Lionel Messi at PSG, behind the scenes of a fiasco”. In Argentina, of course, the folk hero is defended. ‘TyC Sports’ writes: “PSG may one day win the Champions League. If you invest that much, sooner or later it will happen. PSG will never be as big as Lionel Andrés Messi is and will be for the rest of his life.”
Neymar then reacted in his own way to the events in front of his villa in the evening. He put a like under a picture of him and Messi from FC Barcelona with the caption: “They were VERY happy back then!” One thing is now crystal clear: the two will no longer find happiness in Paris.
How expensive will Bellingam be?
Jude Bellingham is said to have opted for a move to Real Madrid. It has been heard from all sides that the Borussia Dortmund midfielder is almost in agreement with Los Blancos. ‘Marca’ rejoices on the front page with the words: “Agreement Reached”. The question remains at what price BVB will let his exceptional talent go. According to ‘Mundo Deportivo’ the Englishman will “for 100 to 120 million” come to Madrid.
In England one assumes a higher price. The ‘Mirror’ forecast “130 million pounds” – that would be the equivalent of 147 million euros. The ‘Daily Express’ calculates “120 million pounds”, i.e. 136 million euros. It seems that there is still no consensus as to where the transfer fee will end up. In any case, it will be crucial for Bellingham that his current and his future employer come to a common denominator.
