He's the most beloved in PSG history and criticized them for treating Messi badly

Lionel Messi is the best player on planet Earth and for many it is increasingly obvious that he is the greatest of all time. Beyond that and that he managed to be loved in all parts of the world, the more time passes, the more surprising the unusual situation that he had to live in France. The thing is that at Paris Saint Germain it was the only place where they treated him badly and where he really couldn't have a good time. Now, while he is happy at Inter Miami, a historic player from the club defended him.

It is clear that Leo is much bigger and has more history than all of PSG combined. In fact, he is now nominated to win his eighth Ballon d'Or for what he did in the Argentine National Team in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. On the other hand, the team from the French capital continues to fail and their performance has dropped significantly compared to the previous one past.

“I don't know if I was the most loved Argentine in Paris, I don't like to compare myself to others. Today I have a very nice love with the fans. I didn't like how they treated Messi. Football and the fans are like that, they decide who they want and who they don't. The victory against France (in the final of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar) had a huge impact. “Everything negative made it weigh more because Argentina had won,” said the former footballer in question in dialogue with Gianluca Di Marzio.

The player who defended Messi against the mistreatment he received at PSG

The footballer and club idol who defended Lionel Messi in public although it could have cost him dearly is none other than Javier Pastore. The 34-year-old player who is without a club after leaving a team in Qatar spent seven years (between 2011 and 2018) playing with the Paris Saint Germain shirt and won the affection of many of the fans who then whistled and criticized him very much. vehemence to the best player in the world. We have to see if what he said helps to stop that criticism or if it works against him.