OM: Macron, This Act that Shocks in Marseille After PSG-Inter
- On October 10, 2023, President Emmanuel Macron praised Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory in a message posted on X, surprising football fans in Marseille.
- Macron, known for his support of Olympique de Marseille, triggered criticism from Marseille supporters who viewed his congratulations as opportunistic.
- After meeting with the head coach and players of PSG, Macron praised them as national heroes and referred to Paris as the capital of Europe that evening.
- Macron wrote on X, calling PSG’s triumph a coronation and stating “Paris, capital of Europe this evening,” which intensified reactions from Marseille fans.
- The event highlighted tensions between Macron’s public support for PSG and his known affection for Marseille, leading to broader fan backlash and debate.
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Before receiving the PSG winner of the Champions League at the Elysée, Emmanuel Macron congratulated the club of the capital in his own way.
History. For the first time in its history, the PSG won, on Saturday, May 31, 2025, the final of the Champions League, against Inter Milan. On X, Emmanuel Macron's reaction particularly challenged the netizens.
President Emmanuel Macron greeted the PSG's victory in the Champions League Finals on Saturday, May 31, and will receive the team on Sunday at the Elysée.
SCAN SPORT - After PSG's brilliant victory in the Champions League final against Inter Milan (5-0), President Emmanuel Macron reacted to his X account.
OM: Macron, this act that shocks in Marseille after PSG-Inter
The President of the Republic surprised football fans after the coronation of Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. His reaction The post OM: Macron, this act that shocks in Marseille after PSG-Inter appeared first on French Football Weekly.
French President Emmanuel Macron will receive the new Champions League winner Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday in Paris. This confirmed his office shortly after 5:0 (2:0) in the final against Inter Milan in Munich.
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