“Lionel Messi didn’t succeed at PSG because there were three Messis”

Lionel Messi has moved on to Inter Miami after a difficult spell at Paris Saint-Germain. His former Barcelona team-mate Thierry Henry said it was not his fault.

Messi joined the David Beckham-backed project in Florida in July and arrived in MLS on a free transfer after his contract with Paris Saint-Germain expired.

since then, He scored 11 goals in 11 games and led them to a League Cup victory over Nashville last month.

He performed equally well in Paris last season, scoring 16 goals and as many assists in 32 Ligue 1 games, but France won the title just one point ahead of Lens. Not all fans All expressed their condolences for his passing.

However, Henry defended his former teammate’s record.

“No, I’m not disappointed with Messi’s two years at PSG. I’ve said it before It’s really a headache to play in this team; I mean structure and organization,” he told former PSG player Jerome Roten RMC movement.

Wroten was very critical of Messi and Neymar, believing they could have done more during their time at the French capital club.

Inter Miami won their first trophy last night.

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“but How to play with three people At the same time (Messi, Mbappe and Neymar)? ” he asked. marmoset.

Lionel won the World Cup with Argentina in December while playing for France, and Henry believes this is because of the significant differences between his club and country.

“For Argentina, there is a structure, not three Messis. There is only him. If you put it in a framework, He’s the only boss, so I think he’ll shine,” he added.

The former Arsenal striker formed a front three with him between 2007 and 2010. In his first two seasons, his partner was Samuel Eto’o, and in his third, it was Zlatan Ibrahimovic.