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PARIS, KUPANG TIMES - Paris Saint-Germain club, officially punished Lionel Messi, with a ban; not training with the first team, not playing, and not being paid, for the next two weeks.
Les Parisiens, the first club that dared to sanction La Pulga.
PSG is reportedly unhappy with Leo's attitude and decision, travels to Saudi Arabia, and misses routine training with the first team.
In fact, PSG just lost 1-3 to Lorient, last Sunday (30/04/23).
Initially, the PSG players were promised two days off if they won over Lorient.
However, the agreement was cancelled, after PSG lost, which finally forced Neymar cs to return to training.
Leo, said to have been planning a trip to Saudi Arabia for a long time, ended up still missing practice.
Together with his family, the Argentine chose to fly to Saudi Arabia.
Leo himself also has the status of Saudi Arabia's tourism ambassador, as a result his arrival also "works" for the Middle Eastern country.
Lionel Messi's decision to fly to Saudi Arabia was immediately responded by the management of Paris Saint-Germain with threats of sanctions.
The Ligue 1 giant, confirmed, will park the owner of the 7 Ballon d'Or, for the next two weeks.
And, PSG became the first club to dare to sanction Messi.
Previously in Barcelona, the 2022 World Cup winner had never been sanctioned.
Defending Barcelona since childhood, Leo has never been punished by a club ban.
Even when caught up in a tax case in Spain in 2016, the Rosario-born star had the full support of his club.
It was only at the start of the 2020/2021 season that rumors that Barcelona would punish Messi had surfaced.
At that time, it was rumored that Messi would leave Camp Nou, missing training several times.
Fines were raised, but there was no official report.
The punishment given by Paris Saint-Germain Management greatly affected Lionel Messi's future in Paris.
After all, his contract will expire at the end of the season.
So far, Leo Messi has been linked with several clubs, including returning to Barcelona until several Saudi Arabian clubs offered him.
|Narrative: Management, Legal, Professional, Sport, Soccer,
|Text: W.J.B
| Literacy Resources: Paris-Saint-Germain Management, Lionel Messi,
