Lionel Messi, nouvelle star du PSG acclamée à Reims - Haiti24

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Lionel Messi, nouvelle star du PSG acclamée à Reims - Haiti24

L'Argentin a découvert la Ligue 1 ce dimanche soir au stade Auguste-Delaune. Sous les vivats du public champenois. Même s'il n'a pas brillé durant la demi-heure passée sur le terrain, Lionel Messi a été le roi de la soirée à Reims, où il a été adoubé par les supporters pour ses grands débuts avec le

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