Anger is boiling among PSG fans in the wake of the club’s latest off-pitch drama, namely Lionel Messi’s (35) suspension for two weeks after taking an unauthorised trip to Saudi Arabia. Collectif Ultras Paris, PSG’s most ardent ultra group, called for a protest to be held in front of The Factory, the club’s Parisian headquarters, which was held on Wednesday in the early evening. The turn-out was impressive, with PSG fans venting their anger at Lionel Messi, the board and Neymar alike with derogative chants aplenty.
Confirmation that this footage from @ParisienTimes is genuine – PSG supporters bring their “Neymar, get lost!” chanting directly to the Brazilian’s home in Paris. pic.twitter.com/7HT6Fuh92y
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However, the protest seems to have spiralled out of control. A video emerged on social media showing a group of PSG fans chanting for Neymar to “get lost” in front of the Brazilia’s two-storey home in Bougival, a posh Parisian suburb. On Instagram, the Brazilian maverick posted a message on Instagram that reads: “They just left my doorstep” along with a sobbing emoji. The 31-year-old playmaker is currently sidelined after undergoing ankle ligament surgery.
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