"Champion, my brother"! All Paris Saint-Germain supporters know it by heart. It is the work of a former Brazilian of the club, Lucas Moura, now in England, in Tottenham. One of his compatriots and friend recently borrowed this famous phrase from him. On social networks, Neymar celebrated in his own way his third title of champion of France under the Parisian colors, obtained after the halting of the championship. The attacker is confined to Brazil, in his 10,000 square meter villa in Mangaratiba. "Champion of Ligue 1, another title, I'm happy, thank you to all my teammates and staff," added Ney to the caption of a photo posted on Instagram.
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But uma temporada da ligue 1 ... feliz em ser campeão! Parabéns a todos meus companheiros e staff do @psg CHAMPION MON BROTHER
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Thiago Silva dedicates the title to nursing staff
Neymar is not the only one to celebrate this 9th title of champion of France in the history of Paris Saint-Germain, the third consecutive. Captain Thiago Silva also split a message on his social networks. O Monstro wanted to dedicate it, like the club, to the nursing staff. "It's a different title, in unimaginable circumstances, but one that will remain a source of great pride. I can only thank God for being the champion for the seventh time in eight years in Ligue 1," said the 35-year-old defender. years on Instagram.
"I would not have come this far without the support of my family, in particular my beloved wife and children, my teammates, all the staff and the fans. I dedicate this title to them, to the fans and especially to all the doctors and healthcare workers battling Covid-19 around the world. They are our players today, fighting to get us back to the field and stadiums as soon as possible. "
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A different title, in unimaginable circumstances, but which will remain a source of great pride. I can only thank God for being the champion for the seventh time in eight years in Ligue 1. I would not have come this far without the support of my family, in particular my beloved wife and children, my teammates, all staff and fans. I dedicate this title to them, to the fans and especially to all the doctors and caregivers who are fighting against COVID-19 worldwide. They are our players today, who are fighting so that we can return to the fields and stadiums as soon as possible. Um título diferente, em uma circunstância inimaginável, mas que não deixará de ser motivo de muito orgulho. Só tenho a agradecer a Deus pela minha sétima Ligue 1 em oito anos. Não teria chegado até aqui sem o suporte da minha família, mainly da minha esposa e dos meus filhos amados, dos meus companheiros, todo o staff e os fãs. Dedico este título a eles, à torcida e em especial a todos os medicos e trabalhadores da área da saúde que estão na linha de frente do combate ao coronavírus por todo o mundo. Eles hoje são nossos jogadores, lutando para que nós possamos voltar aos campos e aos estádios o mais breve possível. A peculiar title, which will remain a source of great pride despite of the circumstances. I can only thank God for being champion of Ligue 1 for the seventh time in eight years. I would not have come this far without the support of my family, in particular my beloved wife and children, my teammates, all staff and fans. I dedicate this title to them, to the fans and especially to all the doctors and caregivers who are fighting against COVID-19 worldwide. They are our players today, so that we can return to the pitch and stadiums as soon as possible. • • • #ThiagoSilva # TS2 #ICICESTPARIS #AllezParis #PSG #ParisSaintGermain #Paris #Football #Futebol # Ligue1 # Ligue1Conforama # Champions2020
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Thiago Silva, at the end of the contract with Paris Saint-Germain, hopes to extend the adventure with the club of the capital. The two Brazilians could return to Paris this summer, if of course the Champions League can be disputed in August. The PSG plans to compete, whatever happens, even on neutral ground and behind closed doors if necessary, as claimed by President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. The capital club is supposed to resume the championship the weekend of August 23, it is in any case the wish of the Professional Football League.