Anthony Mohammed attacked PSG and came out in defense of Lionel Messi until recent events that the Argentine star lived in French lands. However, he pointed out that the Parisians have never won anything and never will win even if they buy the Eiffel Tower itself.
The statements were made by the current CTO of Pumas. Ole newspaper, where he also assured that the harassment of the fans in the houses to the players is disrespectful. “It’s disrespectful to football that they go for a whore. These bitter people who have never won anything are not going to win, no matter how much they buy the Eiffel Tower and put it in front of the arch. it’s completely disrespectful”, he pointed out.
“This is a lack of respect, first of all, for a person, for a family, for children. And film it and put it on public display. It’s a lack of respect. Outrageous. Besides, they don’t even have a taste for whores, you see? You can see that everything is organized and poorly organized. So it’s disrespectful” repeated the Pumas coach.
However, he indicated that the best decision the Argentine star can make with his family is to leave PSG as soon as possible. “It goes without saying that I am totally against this situation and what Leo should do, I think he should do with his kids and wife, pack his suitcase. The bags should already be packed.“.
“It would be nice if he found a place to play football where he could be happy every Sunday and also when he was called up to the national team he could continue to be happy.”, said Mohammed.
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Source: La Opinion
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