The Argentine journalist who hates Lionel Messi and supports the booing of PSG fans

Lionel Messi does not have a good relationship with the ultras of PSG and this was evident before the last game of the Parisians, in the Parc des Princes, against Rennes. The most radical fans of the Ligue 1 champion showed their discomfort after the elimination from the Champions League and the journalist Martín Liberman agreed with those who went against the top winner of the Ballon d'Or (7).

The captain of the Argentine team lived a tense moment in Paris. Despite being one of the most important players in the team led by Christophe Galtier, the ultras decided to boo him as a sign of their disagreement with the elimination of the Champions League at the hands of Bayern Munich, within the framework of the round of 16.

The indignation took hold of Leo's fans, and even from Spain they took the opportunity to ask him to return to FC Barcelona, where he is considered the greatest Blaugrana idol of all time. In this context, Martín Liberman explained the reason why he agrees with the fans who screwed up the "Flea".

What did Liberman say about the situation that Lionel Messi experienced in France?

Through his Instagram account, Liberman analyzed what the Albiceleste's '10' experienced and said that the outrage of the fans is justified because PSG hired Leo to win the Champions League and that the man from Rosario “has not been the player we all know”. The communicator pointed out that there are no reasons that drive the French to love the world champion, "if there is no link" between the fans and the former FC Barcelona soccer player, who focuses on the friendlies against Panama and Curaçao. "Messi is new and they are waiting for him to give them what they never achieved", he sentenced.