Suspended last Wednesday by PSG for having traveled to Saudi Arabia without the agreement of the Parisian club, Lionel Messi is finally back in the group of Christophe Galtier. Visibly touched by the Argentinian’s apologies last Friday, the Parisian management quickly lifted his suspension. A case that made Adil Rami, a former OM player, react and who had been dismissed for serious misconduct by the Marseille club.
After several twists and turns in this affair, the situation between Lionel Messi and the PSG seems to have calmed down. And for good reason, the Argentinian was able to return to the training ground on Monday, after seeing his suspension lifted following his trip to the Middle East after the defeat against Lorient (1-3) on April 30. Whether The Pulga trained alone because his teammates had a rest day, the latter should be available for the reception ofAjaccio this Saturday.
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Adil Rami ignites on the return of Messi, and publishes an enigmatic message
And inevitably, this rapid return of Leo Messi in the Parisian group did not fail to react. Adil Rummycurrently at ESTAC took the liberty of leaving a rather acerbic message on the social network instagram. “Messi back in training… (Logic) Maybe he should have done Fort Boyard for charity during his day off… (That… that’s gross negligence and dismissal)”says the former OM defender (2017-2019).
Adil Rami was dismissed from OM in 2019 for serious misconduct
Adil Rummy looks back on a particular episode of his career. As a reminder, two years after his arrival at OMthe world champion defender with the Blues in 2018 had participated in the television show Fort Boyard in 2019 during his recovery period. A decision that the Marseille president at the time clearly did not accept Jacques-Henri Eyraudwho decided to lay off Adil Rummy immediately for gross negligence.
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