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Lionel Messi PSG Jersey No 30 | Messi Shirt Number at Paris Saint Germain for 2021-2022 season

What shirt number will Messi be wearing at PSG for the 2021/22 season?

Messi will be wearing the No.30 jersey at PSG for the 21/22 season

What was Messi’s previous shirt number at Barca before his move to Paris SG?

Before moving to PSG this season, Messi wore the No.10 jersey at Barcelona

Why did Messi choose the No.30 jersey at PSG?

No official reason has been given, but Messi’s first jersey number at Barca was No.30 (before he eventually switched to No.10), and the No.10 jersey at PSG was already worn by Neymar.

Who wears the No 10 shirt at PSG

The PSG No.10 jersey is worn by Neymar Jr, Messi’s former Barca team-mate.

Messi shirt number 30 on back of new PSG kit for 2021/22

Messi 30 PSG 2021

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xG Argentina Brazil 2021 Copa America Final July 10| Expected Goals Stats & Shots Map

Here is a look at the xG stats for Argentina vs Brazil (Copa America 2021 final) on July 10, 2021. Argentina edged this clash 1-0 thanks to a fine Angel di Maria goal, set up by Rodrigo de Paul. It was also Argentina’s first Copa America since 1993, and Lionel Messi’s first international trophy as well.

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Newspaper Player Ratings Spain vs Switzerland Euro 2020 QF- Sommer, Unai Simon

Here is a look at the player ratings for Spain vs Switzerland from the big Spanish & European newspapers (AS/Sport/L’Equipe). Luis Enrique’s side needed penalties to progress to the semi-finals despite having the better of xG on the evening. This Euro quarterfinal game had a crowd of 24764 in St Petersburg.

L’Equipe player ratings Spain v Switzerland

French paper L’Equipe thought Switzerland were the better team, giving them a 5.8/10 as opposed to Spain’s 5/10. They also criticised Gerard Moreno, who earned a 2/10 rating off the bench.

Spain v Switzerland Player Ratings Euro 2021

Diario AS player ratings Spain 1-1 Switzerland

Spanish paper AS gave three stars to both goalkeepers- Spain’s Unai Simon and Switzerland’s Yann Sommer, as well as Swiss playmaker Xherdan Shaqiri. Spain’s central defensive duo of Pau Torres and Aymeric Laporte both only managed a single star.

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