Lionel Messi isn’t expected to be back with PSG until early January after World Cup success
Lionel Messi isn’t expected to be back with Paris Saint-German until the “2nd or 3rd January,” according to the the club’s coach Christophe Galtier as the 35-year-old continues to spend time back in Argentina after winning the World Cup following the penalty shootout victory over France in the final.
However, Kylian Mbappé, Neymar Jr. and Achraf Hakimi – who played for France, Brazil and Morocco at Qatar 2022 – could return to the PSG team for Wednesday’s Ligue 1 match against Strasbourg, as long as they are “doing well physically and mentally,” said Galtier.
PSG has a five-point lead over Lens at the top of Ligue 1 as the French domestic season returns after a a six-week midseason break for the World Cup.
Ligue 1 clubs will play two matches this week and Galtier says returning to play football will help those players that suffered disappointment in Qatar.
“I sent messages of support to those who suffered disappointment and messages of congratulations to those who went far in the tournament,” the PSG coach told reporters.
“They’re elite-level footballers, and I think that the best cure for them is to come back to work as quickly as possible, where they’re surrounded by their mates, and to get a taste for competitive football again.
“I’ve noticed that everyone is mentally ready for us to work together again. I saw Kylian congratulate Leo and the opposition manager during the trophy ceremony, which are signs of respect between our players.
“What I remember is Kylian’s good attitude, as he showed savoir-faire and class despite the disappointment. That’s a very good thing for the team and for the club.”
PSG and Lens face off in a huge top-of-the-table clash on Sunday, but Galtier believes previous form counts for little as the six-week break means the restart will be “like the start of a new season” for teams.
The second half of the season is action-packed for PSG as both the French Cup and Champions League return.
In the coming days, Galtier is confident of having a full squad – minus Messi – to choose from, including Neymar who suffered an ankle sprain in the World Cup group stages but was able to return for Brazil’s two knockout matches.
“With the players who have come back, we’ve operated on a case-by-case basis, both physically and mentally,” Galtier said.
“Unfortunately, some players were knocked out earlier than others, but Achraf and Kylian were eager to rejoin us very quickly.
“As long as they’re doing well physically and mentally, there’s no reason for us to go without them for the next two league games, which will be very important.
“However, it’s up to us to think about what will be the right time for them to rest and to decompress in the next few weeks. All of the players who have come back will be available for tomorrow’s game.
“The Spaniards, the Portuguese and the Brazilians had about ten days off, but everyone came back at the agreed date and is training normally.”
Lionel Messi isn’t expected to be back with Paris Saint-German until the “2nd or 3rd January,” according to the the club’s coach Christophe Galtier as the 35-year-old continues to spend time back in Argentina after winning the World Cup following the penalty shootout victory over France in the final.The Argentine forward, seven-times Ballon D'Or winner, scored two goals to lead his country to victory over France on penalties in the World Cup final nine days ago.24 (This story was originally published on Jan.Back to video The lanky 6-foot-3 defenceman keeps on hitting hockey’s big targets ever since emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown.
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However, Kylian Mbappé, Neymar Jr. and Achraf Hakimi – who played for France, Brazil and Morocco at Qatar 2022 – could return to the PSG team for Wednesday’s Ligue 1 match against Strasbourg, as long as they are “doing well physically and mentally,” said Galtier. "He (Messi) had to return to Argentina for the celebrations, the receptions and we decided that he was going to be off until the 1st of January," Galtier told reporters. PSG has a five-point lead over Lens at the top of Ligue 1 as the French domestic season returns after a a six-week midseason break for the World Cup. As he reflects on his 25-year career, it wiggles back and forth, like a gigantic eyelash. Ligue 1 clubs will play two matches this week and Galtier says returning to play football will help those players that suffered disappointment in Qatar." Galtier said all other players returned as per the schedule and will be available for Wednesday's game, including France striker Kylian Mbappe. “I sent messages of support to those who suffered disappointment and messages of congratulations to those who went far in the tournament,” the PSG coach told reporters. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails or any newsletter.
“They’re elite-level footballers, and I think that the best cure for them is to come back to work as quickly as possible, where they’re surrounded by their mates, and to get a taste for competitive football again. "There is no reason to mix everything up in the relationship between Kylian and Leo," Galtier said. I guess I get used to it, I don’t even feel it,” he says, flicking the needle from his face. “I’ve noticed that everyone is mentally ready for us to work together again. I saw Kylian congratulate Leo and the opposition manager during the trophy ceremony, which are signs of respect between our players. "When you lose a World Cup final, you have a reason to be very, very disappointed. “What I remember is Kylian’s good attitude, as he showed savoir-faire and class despite the disappointment.5 pounds each), but Gutierrez says that given the variations of sizes, during the end of the collection period he picks up nearly 1,000 every day. That’s a very good thing for the team and for the club." PSG issued a statement saying Presnel Kimpembe will continue his recovery from an Achilles tendon issue for four weeks, while Nuno Mendes could resume training in two weeks after suffering a hamstring injury during the World Cup. We encountered an issue signing you up.
” PSG and Lens face off in a huge top-of-the-table clash on Sunday, but Galtier believes previous form counts for little as the six-week break means the restart will be “like the start of a new season” for teams. The second half of the season is action-packed for PSG as both the French Cup and Champions League return. Reporting by Yiming Woo in Paris and Manasi Pathak in Bengaluru, editing by Ed Osmond Our Standards: Read Next / Editor's Picks Soccer Vietnam brushed aside Nguyen Van Toan's first-half sending-off to hand Malaysia a 3-0 defeat in Hanoi and move top of the Group B standings at the Asean Championship on Tuesday.” RELATED: Things you think should be recyclable in SF, but aren't (and vice-versa) The full trucks head to Recology’s Brisbane complex where they drop the trees into a mountainous pile (photos in the slideshow above). In the coming days, Galtier is confident of having a full squad – minus Messi – to choose from, including Neymar who suffered an ankle sprain in the World Cup group stages but was able to return for Brazil’s two knockout matches. “With the players who have come back, we’ve operated on a case-by-case basis, both physically and mentally,” Galtier said. “Unfortunately, some players were knocked out earlier than others, but Achraf and Kylian were eager to rejoin us very quickly. So next time you’re unpacking a picnic lunch, you can thank drivers like Gutierrez for the wood chips under your feet. Korchinski — who played in Saskatoon minor hockey’s Flyers zone and under-18 AAA Saskatoon Contacts — is one of seven defencemen named to Team Canada for the upcoming world junior tournament Dec.
“As long as they’re doing well physically and mentally, there’s no reason for us to go without them for the next two league games, which will be very important. “However, it’s up to us to think about what will be the right time for them to rest and to decompress in the next few weeks. All of the players who have come back will be available for tomorrow’s game. During the holidays people often leave out chocolates as a gift for drivers, but another way to make Gutierrez’s day a little brighter is just to put out your tree correctly. “The Spaniards, the Portuguese and the Brazilians had about ten days off, but everyone came back at the agreed date and is training normally.”
Paris Saint-Germain boss Christophe Galtier has confirmed Lionel Messi will return to the club on January 2 or 3 after leading Argentina to World Cup glory in Qatar.
Messi lifted the World Cup after Argentina beat France 4-2 on on penalties after a thrilling 3-3 draw.
The 35-year-old scored twice in the World Cup final and again in the penalty shoot-out to help the nation triumph.
'Leo had a great World Cup,' Galtier said, as per RMC Sport.
'Due to his victory and the celebrations over in Argentina, we decided that he was going to stay until January 1.
'He will join us on the 2nd or 3rd to resume competition with us.'
Messi, who was named the best player at the World Cup, is expected to extend his PSG stay after reportedly agreeing a renewal of his contract until 2024.
PSG are reportedly wary of granting a request for Messi to parade the World Cup around the club's stadium due to a possible backlash.
Lionel Messi and Argentina defeated Kylian Mbappé and France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup final in Qatar earlier this month, and while some have suggested there may be a rift between the two Paris Saint-Germain teammates, Christophe Galtier says otherwise.
Galtier said, via Reuters (h/t ESPN):
"There is no reason to mix everything up in the relationship between Kylian and Leo [Messi]. Kylian has a very good attitude having lost the World Cup.
"When you lose a World Cup final, you have a reason to be very, very disappointed. He was very disappointed, but he knew how to go on and behave, and had a lot of class to congratulate Leo and that's very good for the club and for the team."
Mbappé has already returned to training with PSG following a brief rest after the World Cup. He is expected to play in Wednesday's Ligue 1 match against Strasbourg.
Messi, meanwhile, isn't expected to return to PSG until next month and has been ruled out for the club's next two matches.
"He [Messi] had to return to Argentina for the celebrations, the receptions and we decided that he was going to be off until Jan. 1," Galtier said. "And so he will come and join us, either on the 2nd or the 3rd, to be able to resume competition with us, when he will have had between 13 and 14 days of recovery."
Even if there were a rift between Mbappé and Messi, the two would need to come together alongside Neymar, if PSG is to achieve its goals this season. The club sits atop the Ligue 1 standings with a 13-2-0 record, as expected, but the ultimate goal is winning the UEFA Champions League.
The Parisians are set to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League round of 16 on Feb. 14 and March 8. Mbappé is hoping to win his first European title, and Messi is looking to add a fifth Champions League trophy.