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During his show on RMC, Jérome Rothen once again lynched former PSG star Lionel Messi.
For his first match in Argentina in almost a year, Lionel Messi hit very hard during the night from Wednesday to Thursday. In great spirits, he scored a hat-trick against Bolivia (6-0). We saw La Pulga of the great players again and it pleased all his admirers.
Oddly enough, there were also some who were annoyed by this performance. This is the case, for example, of Jérôme Rothen. For the latter, Messi’s hat-trick at the age of 37 is proof that he was not giving his all when he was at PSG.
Rothen is angry with Messi
“When you see Messi’s match last night… it’s a treat, how he participates, the efforts he makes… To see what he gave us at PSG, but we’re more than cuckolds, I’m sorry for him. want ! »he said in a furious tone during the show Rothen S’enflamme.
This is not the first time that Rothen has attacked Messi. A year ago, he had strongly criticized him in particular because of the provocations of which he was the author with his teammates of the selection towards the France team. He also said he was scandalized when the Argentinian genius had conquered his 8e Ballon d’Or last year.
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