Maximum tension in Paris Saint-Germain

The rules imposed by the new coaching staff do not satisfy a team full of talent and ego

The faces of Neymar or Mbappe show the toxic environment in the Parisian dressing room

The Paris Saint-Germain It is a nest of problems. Changing room management is never easy, but it becomes more complicated when several roosters get together in the same hen house. Currently, the atmosphere in the Parisian dressing room is very tense and there are several circumstances that lead to this.

The dressing room rules imposed by the new coaching staff of the French team led by Christoph Galtier and led Louis Fieldsthey don’t like a good part of the form, since these are tougher than they used to be Pochettino He was in charge of the team, especially in the food business, which is especially annoying Neymar.

The Brazilian has recently been the instigator of a new struggle within the team. Last Saturday in the game French League 1 Kiss MontpellierAnd the Mbappe He missed a maximum penalty of eleven metres. Neymar He was responsible for carrying out the second sentence referred to and transferred it.

At the end of the match, the ex-Santos player “liked” a post on social networks that read: “Now it is official, Mbappe He is the one who kicks the kicks in Paris Saint-Germain. This is clearly a matter of contract, because there is no club in the world Neymar, would be the second collector, nothing! It seems that through the contract Mbappe owns Paris Saint-Germain! “.

Logically, this was a new fire in the locker room that he confirmed, according to sources close to him, that he had to put out. Sergio Ramos, Who played the role of mediator between both stars to resolve their differences in favor of the team.

It does not seem that the relationship between Messi s MbappeSince both of them exchanged some faces with some friends between them on the field and the friendship that unites the Argentine and the Brazilian also creates the relationship with the French because of his contradiction with “Ney”.