After reaching the final major milestone in his career, Leo took a brief break and will sit out a few matches in Paris, a decision that shapes PSG’s early year plans.
Lionel Messi finished the season among the top performers for PSG, with his impact measured by a higher tally of goals and assists than at the start of his time with the club. His absence will be felt by his teammates and supporters alike as the season resumes.
Following Argentina’s World Cup triumph, Messi spent the holiday period in his hometown Rosario and is set to miss the opening fixtures of the new year with his club, as the calendar turns toward 2025.
Christophe Galtier confirmed the arrangement in a recent press conference. He explained that the decision was made to release Messi until January 1, allowing him to return by January 2 or 3, after a 13 to 14 day break. The plan ensures Messi comes back refreshed and ready to contribute as PSG navigates the next stretch of the campaign.
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