He never loved Messi, Galtier reveals his deepest secret and involves Cristiano

Christophe Galtier was lucky enough to lead one of the most impressive attacks in world football in recent years. The Frenchman was the coach of Paris Saint Germain in charge of directing Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Neymar Júnior, where he was never able to win a title of the same importance as the Champions League.

After his failed move to PSG, Galtier arrived at Al Duhail in Saudi Arabia, where on the last day his team had to face Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr in the group stage of the AFC Champions League. This was the first official match where the Frenchman led the Arab team after being announced on October 12 and he left with a defeat and with a double from Cristiano Ronaldo conceded.

The truth is that Galtier surprised everyone with his post-match statements, since despite having directed Messi, he showered Cristiano Ronaldo with praise, classifying him as the best in the world: “When you face Ronaldo, there is not much that you can do. He scored two beautiful goals. There are no more words to describe it. What he did today is extraordinary for a 38-year-old man. He is still the best player in the world”.

Galtier and his betrayal of Messi

It turns out that when Messi's departure from PSG was confirmed, Galtier himself had stated that the Argentine star was the best footballer in history: “I had the enormous privilege of coaching the best footballer in history. And I hope that in his last game at the Parc des Princes he will be well received by all the fans”. In this way it is evident that Galtier never loved Messi and always preferred Cristiano.