INCREDIBLE NEWS! ZIDANE to LEAD PSG - MEETING of MESSI with LAPORTA to return to BARCELONA
Laporta soon to meet Messi
Sport.es
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The president of Barcelona, ??Joan Laporta, admitted in an interview with the club's TV channel that he actually wants to return Lionel Messi from PSG. "This is my dream and that of many supporters. I'll see him in Paris on Monday at the Ballon d'Or ceremony. I know that Barca means a lot to Messi. Messi is a PSG player now and we have to respect that, I can't talk about his return now. But we will discuss many things," the official stated. Laporta also added that Barca will give Messi a present for the 18th anniversary of his debut for the Catalan club. "We will do something to pay tribute to him, he has been the best in history. All fans keep him in mind. This Sunday, it will be 18 years since he started. We are thinking of giving him a gift. It will be a recognition, but it will be in private," Sport.es quoted Laporta as saying.
Mbappe decided to quit PSG
L'Equipe
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PSG forward Kylian Mbappé has broken up with the management of the Parisians and wishes to change the club's registration. The scandalous superstar has a desire to quit PSG for non-football reasons, citing to the "troll factory" scheme allegedly set up by the Parisian management to harass Mbappe online, reports L`Equipe. Kylian is considering an option with contract termination, which would see the striker paying PSG a whopping sum, which would exceed his wage earned earlier on. Mbappe's lawyers are working on the case regarding the "troll factory", and if it becomes possible to prove the PSG officials involvement in the matter, then the forward will be able to leave the club freely. Although, it is more likely that Mbappe will leave in June, not in January, as was previously noted.
Zidane to end up at PSG!?
Le10Sport
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According to Le 10 Sport, former Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane will join Paris Saint-Germain only under two conditions. Zidane was and still is a long-standing candidate for the head coaching job in Paris, but in the summer he rejected their offer, so PSG had to appoint Christophe Galtier instead. Despite that, the legendary French manager remains the club's top priority up to this day. So much so the Red and Blues are ready to try to lure the Frenchman in January. However, Zinedine has two conditions, and one of them directly concerns club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi. The former coach of Madrid is set to start working at "Parc des Princes" only in case Al-Khelaifi, who has led the Parisians since 2011, gets removed from the post of president.
