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The former midfielder believes that the trio will end up in the French capital and assures that “Manchester is ugly” amid Manchester City’s interest in the Argentine.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will be at Paris Saint-Germain and will have Pep Guardiola as their coach next year, says Fabrice Pancrate.
Messi has told Barcelona that he wants to leave and, as he has revealed Objective, The Argentine plans to meet with the Catalan club’s board of directors to discuss the departure on good terms.
The team They have claimed that PSG sports director Leonardo contacted the 33-year-old’s father Jorge to inquire about his situation before being told that the six-time Ballon d’Or winner has chosen to join the Manchester City.
However, Pancrate, who played for PSG between 2004 and 2009, believes that the Ligue 1 champions have a master plan that involves not only Messi, but also Guardiola and Juventus star Ronaldo.
“I’ll tell you what I think. Beyond the city itself, because Manchester is ugly, it’s gray, it’s raining, there are many things that make me say that Messi is going to Paris,” said Pancrate. The Parisian.
And Ronaldo will join him in 2021. And Guardiola too.
“I think Guardiola and Messi have talked to each other before. Guardiola should have told him: ‘Let’s mix things up. I love you in Manchester, but go to Paris and don’t worry, next year I’m going to join you there.’
“I see it that way. And there, the motto of PSG – ‘let’s dream big’ – makes a lot of sense!
“It would be the first team in the world to bring together four aliens: Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar, [Kylian] Mbappe. With a crazy coach. “
Ronaldo is about to start his third season at Juve, having left Real Madrid in a 112 million euro (£ 100 million / $ 119 million) deal in 2018, but Pancrate believes he will move on to PSG. it would make a lot of sense.
“Although people say that Messi is already 33 years old and that Ronaldo is going to turn 36, stars of his caliber do not need to run,” continued Pancrate.
“It’s the ball that moves! They will always make a technical difference. And then if you could take a [Gianluigi] Buffon or a David Beckham at 37, with a marketing side that nobody hides, it makes perfect sense to take a Ronaldo who is still very competitive, very professional, who is not afraid of anything.
“Paris has everything to win! It is too early for him to leave the European scene. He needs increasing challenges. Who can offer him that after Juve? Can you imagine this dream team? It would be great.”
