LaLiga president Javier Tebas has torn into PSG after they snared Lionel Messi from Barcelona, calling them 'the enemy' and 'as dangerous as the Super League' following a string of high profile signings by the French outfit.
Barcelona have been left in disarray following the exit of Messi, who left for Paris on a free transfer after 21 years at the Nou Camp - with the club facing a rebuild as they contend with a crippling financial crisis.
PSG, meanwhile, have embarked on a summer spree by clinching the remarkable signing of Messi, while also prising Sergio Ramos from Real Madrid, while Achraf Hakimi and Gianluigi Donnarumma have come in from Inter and AC Milan and Georginio Wijnaldum arrived from Liverpool.
LaLiga chief Javier Tebas has savaged PSG and called them 'the enemy' after signing Leo Messi
He claimed the club were 'as dangerous as the Super League' following high profile arrivals
And while the Ligue 1 side have a star-studded line-up ready to challenge for European honours, Tebas has savaged the club and called them 'a league of legends' due to their age, with Messi recently turning 34 and Ramos at 35 - although PSG also have Neymar, 29, in his prime and Kylian Mbappe flourished aged 22.
In a stinging attack he said they were a problem to be 'solved' and insisted Barcelona would recover from their sale of Messi and work against 'club states' like PSG.
'PSG looks like the league of legends given the age of some players,' he told a press conference. 'LaLiga has young players like Vinicius (Junior). The problem of PSG, we will solve it. What PSG are doing is as dangerous as the Super League.
He believes LaLiga will bounce back despite losing Messi and Neymar in recent years
Tebas warned that PSG's current level of spending on wages was not sustainable. L-R: New signings Achraf Hakimi,
