Categories: Social Responsibility

The unexpected reaction of Martín Liberman after Lionel Messi’s apology

During the day of this Friday, Martin Liberman applauded the attitude he had Lionel Messi after having apologized to PSG and his teammates due to his absence during the last training sessions of the French team.

With a controversial message he referred to this situation. “A crack. Acknowledge the mistake, don’t play dumb and take the consequences. And all the pimps saying he didn’t do anything. Messi is great! The problem is its fundamentalists”, he assured.

Previously, the journalist had referred to the non-continuity of the Argentine in the ranks of PSG in a fact that undoubtedly aroused controversy for several Twitter users.

They took him to win the Champions League and they left sooner than ever. They had Neymar and Mbappé. They lacked the width of the sword. With the three best in the world they were eliminated before than ever. Absolute failure. What sense will they have to renew it? none They already won the league without him“, said.

Taking this situation into account, Liberman always clarified that Messi is a crack and that his condition is not discussed. That is why he remarked that everything that has happened in recent months in the French institution is related to the fact that he did not give the team the leap in quality that they expected to find when he went out to incorporate it.

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Anna Edwards

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