Lionel Messi has requested that the World Cup trophy be shown out in front of the fans at Paris Saint-Germain, but the club's leaders are apprehensive about this request.
They are concerned that it could lead to unruly behavior on the part of the club's fans.
On Sunday, Messi led Argentina to victory in the competition, scoring twice as they defeated France in a shootout to claim the title.
On the other hand, tensions are rising as a result of a disagreement between Emiliano Martinez and Kylian Mbappe, as well as the fact that some fans are burning a cardboard grave with Mbappe's name on it.
These tensions have the potential to become even more tense when Messi returns to PSG.
GOAL reports that Lionel Messi has submitted a request to be given the opportunity to present the World Cup trophy at the Parc des Princes.
A player's first game back after collecting personal awards is the time when they are expected to deliver them to their teammates. This practice has become a tradition.
Unfortunately for Messi, the side that won Ligue 1 are concerned that their fans will find it "extremely hard" to accept the fact that he will be giving the trophy to them because he won the championship game against their national team.
It's possible that the "provocations" that certain Argentina players made against France and Mbappe caused an emotional "overflow."