“PSG Ultras announce boycott following protest against Messi and Neymar”

Hundreds of fans gathered last week to demonstrate against Paris Saint-Germain’s hierarchy and high-profile stars like Lionel Messi and Neymar. Following this latest development, the Parisians’ fans have made a big announcement that could have a major impact on the club.

After protest against Lionel Messi in the offices of the association, Paris St. Germain Ultras have been in the spotlight lately. Angry fans expressed their displeasure shortly after the world champion’s suspension for illegal travel to Saudi Arabia.

With his loyalty often questioned during his two years in France, it’s unlikely the Argentine would sign a new contract with club Parc des Princes. Meanwhile Brazilian striker Neymar has drawn unwanted attention from fans in another injury-ridden season.

The Ultras also visited his home and demanded the Brazilian’s release from his contract with the club. The crowd booed the star players and berated Red-and-Blues chairman and CEO Nasser Al Khelaifi, who they claimed was ignoring their pleas.

What did PSG ultras say in their latest announcement?

The PSG Ultras have announced they will no longer participate in club activities, including attending matches, due to recent events. After reaching their breaking point, the Collectif Ultras Paris made the following statement on all their social media channels:

“At the end of the meeting between the club management and the leaders of Collectif Ultras Paris, the CUP office decided to completely stop our activities. We will therefore not be present either in the Parc des Princes or on the road.

“Recent events in the state of our mutual relationship with management make us believe that this is the best and only solution that can ensure a common future. We are awaiting clear answers from the club on several points to possibly review our positions.”