The comments made by Neymar on the “hell” he experienced at PSG divide the former players of the capital club. Édouard Cissé is rather indulgent.
Only a few days after leaving Paris Saint-Germain, Neymar called his and Messi’s time with the Rouge et Bleu hell. Words that have sparked controversy, some former club of the capital, including Alain Roche, absolutely not endorsing them.
Édouard Cissé holds a significantly different discourse on the subject, finding extenuating circumstances in the international auriverde. “Regarding Neymar, I can understand his reaction. He had a rocky relationship with the club, he certainly didn’t feel supported enough. For six years, it was cow love between him, the supporters and the club. Afterwards, with those around him, has he always done what is necessary to calm things down? I’m not sure”said the former midfielder, who passed through PSG between 1997 and 2007, in the columns of The Team.
❌ “You have to know how to respect people, you have to know how to respect a club. They just came and said ‘I’m Messi, I’m Neymar, you respect me’, no it doesn’t work like that”.
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Regarding Lionel Messi, Édouard Cissé “ thinks that during the two years the club protected him a lot “, while specifying that” the downside of the Park’s whistles, it’s not the club’s fault “. While playing his last match in the colors of PSG, Lionel Messi was heavily whistled by the fans when his name was mentioned in the composition of the match against Clermont.
