Lionel Messi will return to Paris St Germain at the beginning of January, the Ligue 1 club's manager Christophe Galtier said on Tuesday.
The Argentine forward, seven-times Ballon D'Or winner, scored two goals to lead his country to victory over France on penalties in the World Cup final nine days ago.
"He had to return to Argentina for the celebrations, the receptions and we decided that he was going to be off until the 1st of January," Galtier told reporters. Galtier said all other players returned as per the schedule and will be available for Wednesday's game, including France striker Kylian Mbappe."There is no reason to mix everything up in the relationship between Kylian and Leo," Galtier said. "Kylian has a very good attitude having lost the World Cup.
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