Paris Saint Germain let Messi go and now the karma has hit them

Lionel Messi can never be rejected from any soccer team in the entire world or in the history of world-class sport. That is what Paris Saint Germain did, who started the new season in a very bad way with the Spanish Luis Enrique as coach and the figure of Kylian Mbappe on the green grass.

Already without Brazilian striker Neymar Junior, who left for Al Hilal in search of being a star on his own and more money, the World Cup champion crack was surrounded by several other French players, such as his colleague and compatriot Dembelé, who plays on the right in the offense to hook for his best profile, the left back.

The most hardcore fans, called ultras, are not at all happy with the current soccer of the French team and see the UEFA Champions League as a big obsession almost impossible to win. In addition to the bad start in the domestic league, with two teams less than last season, the 4-1 defeat yesterday by English club Newcastle United, away from home, struck a deep chord in the group and the professional staff.

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As for what is coming up for the best team in France, next Sunday they will visit Rennes at 3:45 p.m. Argentine time. The Parisian team has 12 points, two points behind leaders Monaco and Brest after seven matches played. Of the luxury trident that the Parc des Princes has enjoyed for two years in a row, only the new vice-captain of the team remains behind the Brazilian central marker Marquinhos. Behind the right-footed defender is Kiki and the rest of the professional squad that will be looking to repeat the league title, although it seems too little for a team full of stars, but without the width of the sword or the width of the basque.