Galtier suffers, the player who let go and could help Messi win the Champions League

The coach made a mistake at the start of the season and is now lamenting after Kylian Mbappé's injury

The coach made a mistake at the start of the season and is now lamenting after Kylian Mbappé's injury
The coach made a mistake at the start of the season and is now lamenting after Kylian Mbappé's injury
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PSG is not having a good time after the restart of Ligue 1, after the World Cup in Qatar. Despite winning on the last day of the local tournament, the little collective functioning raises doubts. In this context, the mistake made by Christophe Galtier, coach of the Parisians, when letting out a player who could help Lionel Messi win a new Champions League, is revealed.

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When Galtier became the Ligue 1 champion, he decided to do without several elements that were transferred to other clubs. One of them shines in his new team and could have been an offensive solution in the absence of Neymar or Kylian Mbappé, who missed the match against Toulouse due to muscle problems.

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It is about Mauro Icardi. The Argentine striker could have been key in this part of the season, since Lionel Messi only shines in the offensive zone. The former Inter Milan captain was loaned to Galatasaray, where he is one of the main figures. Despite the fact that he has a contract with the Parisians, everything indicates that the Turkish club will definitively acquire his pass.

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The former Argentine national team has eight goals and five assists, in 11 games played in the Turkish Süper Lig. While Icardi stands out, Hugo Ekitike, who arrived at the beginning of the season, could not be the offensive solution in the absence of the Parisian stars. The young attacker has disappointed the fans and little by little he loses Galtier's confidence.

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