"It hurts", "Paris is a party", "Messi arms the French Revolution": Messi on the bill of the press in the world

The arrival of Lionel Messi at Paris SG with which he signed on Tuesday for the next two seasons made the headlines of the sports press but also sometimes generalist in Europe.

The transfer was also commented on in Argentina, country of origin of the "Pulga".

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For the Catalan daily Sport, "Messi signs in Paris, and it hurts" Sport

"Messi arms the French Revolution", writes Marca, daily close to Real Madrid Marca

“Paris est une fête”, title with originality AS, a daily reputed close to Real Madrid too.

AS

For El Mundo, Messi "forgets his tears in his new home of PSG" El Mundo

"Here is Messi" appears on the front page of L'Équipe with a photo of the Argentinian on his arrival at Le Bourget airport.

The team

“Parisien”, simply headlines the daily of the same name.

The Parisian

Messi is also on the front page of Le Figaro who wonders about the economic consequences of the arrival of the Argentine for PSG.

Le Figaro

"Messi takes place", headlines The Independent.

The Independent

“Now Messi is laughing,” laughs Corriere dello Sport, referring to the Argentinian's tears the day before in Barcelona.

Corriere della Sport

"Leo Messi conquers Paris", headlines the Italian daily La Corriere della Sera.

Corriere della Sera

“Bienvenue” in French, is displayed on the front page of the Süddeutsche Zeitung in Germany.

Süddeutsche Zeitung

“Messi is revolutionizing Paris”, argues the Argentinian daily Clarin.

Clarin

"Leo Messi provokes the French Revolution", appears on the front page of the Argentinian daily El Dia.

El Dia

A large photo of the Argentinian in front of the Paris SG logo and the name of La Pulga is enough for the Argentinian daily Olé.

Olé