Leo Messi spoke to the media again after the irregular season with the PSG. 

Despite the fact that he arrived with great expectations, the Argentine disappointed the ultras of the Parisian team for not being able to win the Champions League. This led to him being booed, insulted and asked to leave him in the Parc des Princes. In dialogue with TyC Sports, on the 10th he confessed to having “had a very bad time” and also referred to the aftermath that Covid-19 left him.

Concentrated with the Argentine team, his “happy place”, Lionel Messi attended TyC Sports in the run-up to the duel against the Italian team. The PSG player referred to Covid-19 and the consequences it had: “He hit me really bad. She left me sequels in the lungs. I couldn’t even run after I recovered.”

These revelations are shocking, since many players have suffered from this virus, but none have been so forceful about the aftermath.

On the other hand, Messi spoke about the boos in the Parc des Princes: “Whistles were something new for me. Feeling the support of the Argentines was something beautiful”.

As it is remembered, Messi in Barcelona was always treated as an eminence. This changed this season on the PSG field, since after being eliminated from the Champions League against Real Madrid, the climate became hostile and they attacked the Argentine for his poor performance.

Messi: “I find it difficult to reach 2026”

The Argentine team will play the Qatar 2022 World Cup with the illusion of being able to obtain its third World Cup. With a well-knit group and a Messi more leader than ever, those led by Scaloni will try to get one more trophy for their showcases.

However, Messi is already thinking about the future: “I don’t know what will happen after the World Cup. Honestly, it seems very difficult to reach 2026. Sometimes they kill me because I run very little“, he claimed.