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PSG megastar Lionel Messi left Premier League winning goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel stranded with an inch-perfect free-kick - with the advertising boards providing the perfect backdrop. The 35-year-old has been back to his unplayable best at the start of his second season in France after leaving Barcelona - and netted his seventh goal of the season on Saturday evening.Messi stood over the 22-yard set-piece looking to break the deadlock after 28 minutes of action at the Parc des Princes - and did just that by caressing the ball over the wall and into the back of the net with aplomb. READ MORE: Lionel Messi ‘to snub PSG contract and leave on free transfer in summer' With former Leicester City stopper Schmeichel left rooted as the ball hit the back of the net, the advertising boards displayed a fitting message.Purely by chance, the electronic media rotated from AutoHero to GOAT as Messi struck the ball, with GOAT being a high-quality clothing brand than sponsor their shirt sleeves.Not only has Messi's perfect free-kick been praised by Twitter users, but many also spotted the background message and hailed the seven-time Ballon d'Or winning Argentina icon. Tell us what makes Lionel Messi the greatest of all time in the comments section below. One fan said in response: "The greatest to ever do it, how anyone can say anybody else."With a second adding: "The advertising boards say it all."A third continued: "Messi is so unbelievable at the game he makes me laugh."With a fourth concluding: "The way the advertising board changes to 'GOAT' when the ball leaves his foot."Messi, who has also managed eight assist in all competitions, helped PSG to a 2-1 victory over a Nice side that also included Aaron Ramsey and Ross Barkley.After

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already shared how much he likes Ross Barkley after previously signing the England international for French side OGC Nice.

Manchester United are reportedly set to make a move for Luton Town midfielder Ross Barkley in the summer.

Aberdeen defender Angus MacDonald has revealed he once played for an England team that Harry Kane couldn’t get a game for.

Nice have dropped a massive hint that a £10million move for Glen Kamara is on.

Chelsea defender has gone viral on social media after making what one user brilliantly described as a "goofy ass superpower" sprint back into position during Real Madrid's 3-1 victory over Espanyol on Sunday.The German had just gone up for a Los Blancos corner, but when Espanyol began to counter attack he knew he needed to retreat, fast.But instead of running, y'know, like a normal person, Rudiger hilariously craned his neck to the sky and began pumping his knees up … presumably to try and activate some sort of imaginary turbo boost.READ MORE: Six Chelsea players who were destined for greatness but failed as Ross Barkley leaves"Rudiger is one of the funniest footballers around hahaha," one fan tweeted, while another commented: "Rudiger is a complete entertainment package!""Look how much faster he moves when he does it, it’s like some goofy ass superpower," a third fan wrote.

Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley is facing a big call over his future as the English Premier League giants attempt to offload the England cap amid links with Celtic.

Everton fans are fearing they could be in line for the "worst transfer window of all time" after Ross Barkley was linked to the club.The England international came up through the ranks at Goodison Park, becoming a sensation as a youngster. However, after a series of injuries and poor form, the early shine in his career dulled.Nevertheless, Barkley still earned a transfer to Chelsea in January 2018 in a deal worth around £15million.

West Ham fear Newcastle could be poised to hijack their £30m move for Nayef Aguerd - as David Moyes targets a reunion with Adnan Januzaj.Rennes defender Aguerd flew in to London for a medical with the Hammers this week after a breakthrough in talks between the clubs. But late interest from Newcastle has thrown the move into doubt, with Morocco star Aguerd yet to make up his mind on who to join.West Ham boss Moyes wants to sign a defender and a striker this summer but is also in the market for a forward with Nikola Vlasic's future unclear.The Hammers have made no progress with their interest in Jesse Lingard, but Moyes is now weighing up a surprise move for Januzaj.

Thomas Tuchel’s side have a much superior goal difference, meaning third place is all but assured.Here are two things Tuchel got right, and three he got wrong at Stamford Bridge.All eyes were on Romelu Lukaku, but it was Chelsea’s left wing-back Alonso who found the equaliser after Maddison’s opener, getting on the end of an inch-perfect pass from James. For a defender, Alonso has a very handy record in front of goal – especially from volleys, for which he has become somewhat of an expert.

Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley is reportedly facing a driving ban after being caught using his mobile phone at the wheel.According to The Sun, Barkley, 28, was spotted using the device at the wheel of his £150,000 Mercedes-AMG in Wandsworth, South West London last July. It is alleged that this is not the star's first driving conviction and that he has entered a guilty plea to a charge of using a handheld mobile phone while driving a vehicle.He will now appear before Bromley magistrates’ court next month after earning enough points to face a ban.Barkley, who earns £84,000-a-week at Stamford Bridge, is also understood to have hired a driver for the next 12 months."He’s worried a ban is coming,” a source told The Sun.

Chelsea's midfield options, Lewis Baker isn't a name that often comes to mind.The 26-year-old hasn't made a competitive appearance since 2014, which was a three-minute cameo in an FA Cup tie.However, with Chelsea crippled by Covid-19 cases, Baker looked set to make an unprecedented return to the first team - almost eight years after he last graced the side.But after training with the first team, Baker himself tested positive for Covid-19 ruling him out of the clash.And Daily Star Sport is looking at seven players who were reintroduced to the first team after being cast into the wilderness.At Everton, Ross Barkley was touted as England's next big hope, unfortunately, he had the unenviable task of attempting to fill the boots of Frank Lampard

Newcastle United are dreaming of a late Christmas present to splash out on with their newly acquired millions.The Toon Army are currently rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table.But with money no object, the Daily Telegraph are reporting that Newcastle will 'move quickly' to land their key targets.The Telegraph also claims that while every position is being evaluated, centre back and defensive midfield are the most pressing targets.And if the Magpies find a suitable target they will look to make the move happen rather than attempt to fit it into an allocated budget.Newcastle have been linked with a plethora of names since the takeover in October.Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard, Chelsea’s Ross Barkley, Liverpool’s Nat Phillips,

Liverpool is top of the pile when it comes to homegrown talent in the Premier League, according to new research. The north west city is best known for giving the world the Beatles, but it turns out they do pretty good line in footballers too.Sports platform OLBG has worked that from a population of 498,043, Liverpool has produced an impressive 35 top-flight stars.

Thomas Tuchel has told Ross Barkley he must “stay humble” if he wants to work his way back into contention at Chelsea.Barkley was on the bench for Chelsea’s 3-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday, but he is yet to play a single minute of first-team football for the club this season.The 27-year-old midfielder spent last season on loan with Villa, making 24 appearances in all competitions for Dean Smith’s side.Yet, despite rumoured interest from other Premier League sides, he failed to secure a move away from Stamford Bridge in the off-season.Barkley has played in behind-the-scenes friendlies at Chelsea’s Cobham training base and made a rare appearance on the bench yesterday, but he still seems a long way off earning a start under Tuchel."He is

Chelsea may be forced to keep midfielder Ross Barkley as a loan deal to Burnley is now ‘not happening’.The Englishman is back on the books at Stamford Bridge, having spent last season on loan at Aston Villa. He has not made an appearance for the Blues this season yet, though - and manager Thomas Tuchel even decided to take his No.8.

Thomas Tuchel has opted not to give Ross Barkley a shirt number ahead of the new Premier League campaign.Barkley spent last season out on loan at Aston Villa, and after a promising start, he failed to consistently perform for Dean Smith's side.And his hopes of reigniting his career at Chelsea under Tuchel appear to have gone up in smoke.The 27-year-old was used sparingly during pre-season, and he only managed 60 minutes of action across two matches.Barkley previously held the number 8 shirt, however, the Croatian midfielder Mateo Kovacic has been handed the shirt for the upcoming campaign.Barkley is Chelsea's forgotten man, and he struggled to force his way into the first-team picture after his move from Everton in January 2018.There were

Chelsea hope to make Inter Milan defender Achraf Hakimi their first signing of a busy summer.On Wednesday, the Blues signalled a willingness to match Paris St-Germain’s opening bid of £56.1m for the wing-back, who can play on the right or left.And if they win the race to land him, misfit full backs Emerson Palmieri and Marcos Alonso could both leave the club.Centre back Fikayo Tomori is already on the verge of a £25m permanent move to AC Milan.But it’s understood Chelsea are also willing to listen to offers for Tammy Abraham, Ross Barkley and Michy Batshuayi.Andreas Christensen’s future is also in doubt as the Denmark defender is entering the final year of his contract and has yet to sign a new one.But Chelsea have yet to make a decision on

Aston Villa loan star Ross Barkley was reportedly kicked out of a central London bar earlier this week after becoming embroiled in a row with members of staff and customers.

Villa urged to complete Newcastle deal Last week former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie tipped his old side to make a move for Newcastle United wing wizard Allan Saint-Maximin. Now Villa fans are instructing head coach Dean Smith and sporting director Johan Lange to make a move for the 24 year-old after his superb performance in the Magpies' 2-1 win at Burnley on Sunday.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith has revealed why he dropped Ross Barkley and replaced him with a teenage rookie.