Lionel Messi returns to Paris Saint-Germain training after Argentina’s World Cup victory

Lionel Messi has returned to the Paris Saint-Germain training center after winning the World Cup with Argentina last month.

A tweet from the club’s official account on Wednesday reads: “Welcome back Leo,” accompanied by a video of the 35-year-old arriving at the complex.

A separate post shows images of Messi being greeted by teammates in the dressing room, including Brazil star Neymar.

Messi returns to the French club at an important time, with the team having lost for the first time this season against Lens last weekend. PSG’s lead at the top of the Ligue 1 table has been cut to just four points as a result.

The team’s next game is against Chatearoux in the French Cup on Friday – a game that may come too soon for Messi.

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