Lionel Messi’s PSG Status for Lyon Game After International Break: Latest Updates and Lineups


 

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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is set to face off against Lyon in a crucial Ligue 1 game after the international break. PSG will be looking to bounce back from their last game against Rennes, which ended in a disappointing 2-0 loss. Meanwhile, Lyon has been struggling this season and currently sits in 10th place after three consecutive draws.

The return of PSG superstar Lionel Messi after a busy international break has grabbed everyone’s attention. The Argentine has been in top form, scoring four goals in Argentina’s two friendlies. Messi has been an integral part of PSG’s lineup and has played every minute of their past seven games in all competitions.

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However, PSG will be without some key players for the Lyon match. Neymar is out for the rest of the season due to ankle surgery, while Presnel Kimpembe is also out with an achilles tendon issue. Sergio Ramos is also doubtful for the match due to some missed training sessions, but Carlos Soler and Marquinhos look set to return after missing the Rennes game.

As for Messi’s contract and transfer news, his current deal with PSG expires at the end of June. While PSG has expressed optimism in retaining the superstar with the extension clause in his contract, the situation remains unclear. Messi’s future will ultimately be decided based on what is best for him and his family.

It’s worth noting that ahead of the Lyon game, PSG fans have been whistling at Messi, holding him responsible for the club’s struggles and failures this season, which is quite unfair. However, there is no doubt that Messi’s presence on the field will be crucial for PSG’s success.

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