Paris: Lionel Messi was named after Paris Saint-Germain for the first time on Sunday morning suggesting waiting for a breath to his Ligue 1 debut could end up in Reims.
Coach Mauricio Pochettino has been shown on Saturday that the three Golden PSG trio will be in his squad for the first time.
On Sunday he made the official, gave Neymar’s name, who had also not played this season, and Kyian Mbappe in his squad to travel to Reims for the night match.
With two days left in the transfer window, this could be the only three-star time playing as a teammate.
While Messi, who joined PSG on August 10, was ready to greet French football, Mbappe could bid on the Adieu.
The future of the World Cup winner is still uncertain after Real Madrid reportedly bid to buy it.
The cost that is rumored to be the biggest paid for players by any club other than PSG.
PSG took 22 players to approach, but only 11 began with nine again on the bench.
On Saturday Pochettino said Messi was “very motivated” to play.
Because it looks like the coach will take six Ballon d’or winners together and don’t put it on the team sheet, the remaining questions that are missed are: Will Messi start from Stade Auguste-Delaune, or will it tempt from a replacement bench? Messi and Neymar both missed the first two league matches when they worked on their way to match fitness after demanding summer.
They met in the Copa America final on July 10 in Brazil when Argentina won to get Messi’s first international trophy.
They will be reunited as a teammate for the first time since PSG breaks the bank to attract Neymar for Barcelona in 2017.
The possibility of the symbolism of Messi’s first official appearance for PSG in Reims, where the French king is traditionally crowned, not missing Sports Daily L’Equipe.
“Leo I, a king in Reims”, wrote on his front page which stated the possibility of the choice of “coronation”.
Le Parisien pointed to the history of local clubs as home to “the three most beautiful artists of this game”.
The Reims squad was led by Just Fontaine and Raymond Kopa reached the first European Cup final in 1956.