After sacking Messi unfairly, PSG receives the worst news and worries Europe

PSG never disserved Lionel Messi. The club insisted on making Kylian Mbappé the outstanding figure in a team that had the top winner of the Ballon d'Or and then the club's own fans dedicated themselves to whistling at Rosario in each game, blaming him in an unusual way for the playoffs of the team in the UEFA Champions League.

All this, added to controversial decisions by the board of directors such as the sanction after Leo's trip to Arabia, led La Pulga to make the decision to leave him once he finished his contract. However, Paris Saint-Germain never had the intention of renewing their bond, even after the '10' shone at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Thus, Messi left through the back door of the Parc des Princes, but now PSG suffers the consequences of not having the best player in the world, and Nasser Al-Khelaifi is already beginning to regret his decision. With the captain of the Argentine National Team, the club managed to generate 700 million euros between sponsors, sale of shirts, collections from matches and TV contracts. Now, the whole of the capital of France ceased to be attractive without Leo and already began to see his numbers and shares drop abruptly.
 

PSG does not seduce elite footballers

Another of the consequences suffered by the Parisian squad after Messi's departure is their inability to sign stars. At the time, the presence of the Argentine was a plus when choosing to play for Paris. However, since he left, the last Ligue 1 champion has had doors slammed like those of Bernardo Silva, Marcus Thuram and Kang-In Lee.