Gianluigi Buffon reveals why Manchester United are part of the 'biggest regret' of his career
Gianluigi Buffon has singled out Manchester United's 2019 Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain as the "biggest regret" of his career.
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Gianluigi Buffon has singled out Manchester United's 2019 Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain as the "biggest regret" of his career.
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Paris Saint-Germain unarguably remains one of the most attractive teams in the world. But, despite having the likes of Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, Sergio Ramos, etc. in the roster, PSG find themselves out of the UEFA Champions League, the biggest club competition in the world. The Parisiens suffered a 4-1 aggregate defeat at the hands of Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich to return empty-handed once again. Giving his honest verdict on PSG, Bayern legend Philipp Lahm said that the Messi and Mbappe starring club is 'not a team'.
A year ago Marcus Rashford had long since scored the fifth and final goal of his most forgettable Manchester United season. The March international break passed by without little debate over his England exile.
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Lionel Messi has reportedly yet to accept any of the offers made by Paris Saint-Germain during negotiations to extend his contract beyond the end of this season.
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