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Silly concept – Sami Nasri lambasts PSG over newest choice on Lionel Messi

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Former Manchester Metropolis participant, Samir Nasri, has lambasted Paris Saint-Germain for his or her latest choice to droop ahead Lionel Messi for 2 weeks. PSG lately suspended Messi for his reported unauthorized Saudi Arabia journey. This got here a day after PSG’s 3-1 Ligue 1 house defeat towards Lorient. Messi, nevertheless, has since apologized for his motion and […]


Silly concept – Sami Nasri lambasts PSG over newest choice on Lionel Messi

Former Manchester Metropolis participant, Samir Nasri, has lambasted Paris Saint-Germain for his or her latest choice to droop ahead Lionel Messi for 2 weeks.

PSG lately suspended Messi for his reported unauthorized Saudi Arabia journey.

This got here a day after PSG’s 3-1 Ligue 1 house defeat towards Lorient.

Messi, nevertheless, has since apologized for his motion and in addition returned to coaching after 5 days.



However Nasri has now slammed PSG for suspending Messi, labelling it as a ‘silly concept’.

Talking to Canal+, Nasri mentioned (through GOAL France): “Paris’s sanction towards Messi was a silly concept. However what message do you ship once you droop him for 2 weeks, and after 5 days, you reinstate him? Now, both he ends his lovely story with Barça, or he’ll take some huge cash in Saudi Arabia.

“It’s 400 million euros a 12 months anyway.”

Stupid idea – Sami Nasri lambasts PSG over latest decision on Lionel Messi


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