Julian Palmieri Blasts Lionel Messi: “Big Loser with a Melon Triple that of Mbappé” – FC Lupinu Defender’s Controversial Message

French defender Julian Palmieri, who now plays in an amateur club in Corsica, stood out on the networks by publishing an incendiary message against Lionel Messi. The former player from Bastia, Lille or Metz does not appreciate the attitude of the Argentine star since his coronation at the 2022 World Cup.

From admiration to repugnance. Julian Palmieri has completely changed his mind about Lionel Messi. The French defender, who today plays for FC Lupinu, an amateur club in Corsica, posted a message on X which did not go unnoticed. The 36-year-old former Lille, Metz and Gazélec Ajaccio player severely tackled the captain of the Argentina team. Both feet off the ground.

“I hesitated so much for years between CR7 and Messi. Messi, thank you for finally being you since this World Cup: a big loser who has a melon triple that of Mbappé. I loved this player so much that now I hate him so much,” wrote the left-back, sparking numerous reactions on the social network, between supporters of the eight-time Ballon d’Or and his detractors.

Palmieri now plays in R3

Since last year, Julian Palmieri joined FC Lupinu, a club created in 2020 by a group of friends in the southern districts of Bastia. The team is playing in Regional 3 this season after obtaining its promotion last spring and plays its home matches at the Erbajolo stadium (nearly 2,000 seats), the former stronghold of CA Bastia. The player trained at Sporting Club de Bastia and his partners currently occupy third place in their group, behind Cargese and Capicorsu.

At 36, Lionel Messi now plays for Inter Miami, in Major League Soccer, after leaving PSG last summer. Since his arrival in the United States, La Pulga has scored eleven goals and provided five assists in fourteen appearances (all competitions combined). The native of Rosario has just obtained a historic victory with Argentina against Brazil, Wednesday in Rio in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup (0-1), at the end of a match marked by incidents in the stands.