PSG: Hernandez is still expensive

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG: Hernandez is still expensive

The new Paris Saint-Germain defender, 2018 world champion, has been criticized again, this time by a reference in world football.

Lucas Hernandez has not yet started the season with his new club and the criticism is already raining down. For having often shown his support for OM, rather logical since he was born in Marseille, the left-handed defender had made some of the Parisian supporters wince at the announcement of his probable arrival in the capital.

Lucas Hernandez, landed at PSG this summer after four seasons at Bayern Munich, was then mocked on social networks. The reason ? His slip against Cerezo Osaka caused the Japanese team to equalize at 2-2 on Friday in this warm-up match lost by PSG (3-2).

Lothar Matthäus, he pointed out the attitude of the 2018 French world champion towards his former team. “Hernandez showed no gratitude”, no character, judged one of the legends of German football, in particular winner of the 1990 World Cup, in remarks quoted by Picture.

“He should have signed a new contract she had wanted to be grateful to the club, after four years troubled by sporting and off-field problems. Bayern supported him throughout this period,” explained Lothar Matthäus.

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Manu Tournoux

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