PSG fans demand the departure of Messi, Ronaldo returns to the ranks of Portugal

Two of the world's best players of all time, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, eternal rivals between them, are in a difficult position at the moment. This happens because the players have lost their former freshness and are no longer in the center of attention, although they continue to be the highest paid in the market and have a powerful image. Even Mesi won the World Cup not long ago. But the Argentine's problem is the failure with PSG, while Ronaldo's ended up in a secondary championship like that of Saudi Arabia. As for Mesi, it can be said that when things don't go according to expectations, the fans turn against each other. Thus, the fans of Paris Saint-Germain are angry with the team of the heart for the next failure in the Champions League. Although the managers are not sparing in approaching the big players, there were no shortage of problems on the field. Galtier's team showed very little against Bayern Munich. PSG could not score a goal in either of the two games against the German champions and deserved to be eliminated. Winning the Champions League has become an obsession in the French capital, as PSG have never won the trophy before. The fans don't even spare Leo Messi, in the shadows during the duels with Bayern. A significant sector of PSG ultras are preparing to blame the Argentine during the weekend match. "We will flood him during the game with Renes. He is paid a lot compared to what he gives on the field. We don't want him to continue to be part of PSG", say some of the ultra members of the champions of France. For days there has been talk of a transfer of the "flea" to Saudi Arabia, where he will enjoy a pharaonic "retirement". Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo will be included in Portugal's squad for this month's Euro 2024 qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. The 38-year-old Ronaldo was worried about his future with the national team after being eliminated in the quarter-finals of the World Cup by Morocco. The former Manchester United striker has left Europe to join Saudi Arabia's Al-Nasr, but he remains committed to representing his country. He will be invited by the coach of Portugal, Roberto Martinez. Media outlets in Portugal have revealed that Martinez met with Ronaldo before deciding to call up the striker from the Arab club. Ronaldo has scored eight goals in nine games for Al-Nasr. He is efficient, but in many cases the stadium rises to its feet and chants Mesi's name, as if to put him in trouble.