Since the beginning of the 2022/2023 season, there have been outstanding players for their clubs, especially in Europe. These are the 10 best players in Europe for the 2022/2023 season in terms of strength ranked by 90Min.
1. Erling Haaland - The Norwegian has remained consistent at Manchester City this season, scoring 51 goals and providing eight assists in 44 appearances. He is the top scorer in the English Premier League with 35 goals.
2. Rafael Leao - The Portuguese striker is the second best player in Europe in terms of strength. He has scored 13 goals and provided 13 assists for AC Milan in all competitions this season.
3. Kevin De Bruyne - Man City's attacking midfielder continues to be creative in the 2022/2023 season. He has scored nine goals and provided 27 assists in 44 appearances this season. He has scored 5 goals and has 16 assists in the EPL this season.
4. Karim Benzema - The French striker has made exceptional progress since the beginning of 2023. He has scored 29 goals and provided six assists for Real Madrid this season.
5. Ollie Watkins - He is the 5th best player in Europe in terms of strength rating. He has scored 14 goals and provided six assists in the Premier League this season.
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Germain coach Christophe Galtier said he had nothing to do with the club's decision to suspend Lionel Messi, while also condemning Ligue 1 fans for organizing protests outside his home. Neymar.
French media reported that Messi was suspended for two weeks after an illegal trip to Saudi Arabia when he was expected to train with the team following a 1-3 home defeat to Lorient in the league on Sunday. Japan.
Messi has received an official offer to join Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal next season, a source close to the Argentine captain has told Reuters, with a contract extension at PSG not is scheduled for the World Cup winner, who will have 36 next month.
"I was informed by the board of directors earlier this week of the decision to suspend Messi. When I was informed, it was my responsibility not to comment on it," Galtier told a pre-match press conference on Tuesday. Sunday in Troyes. "I work for the club and that is my role... The decision does not concern me. I have been informed of the decision.
“With Leo's suspension and poor performances, we can't hide it… I can't say it was a good time. There is a goal to achieve, the players work hard. We are focused and committed."
PSG are top of the table, but last weekend's loss reduced their advantage over second-placed Olympique Marseille to five points with five games left this season.
PSG's poor form this year, especially after they were knocked out in the Champions League round of 16 earlier in March, has raised concerns among supporters.
Galtier's side were unbeaten in all competitions until December but have since lost nine games, with fans protesting outside Neymar's home this week demanding his departure.
The Brazilian was sidelined for the rest of the season following ankle surgery in March, but Galtier declined to say whether the striker will stay at the club next season. PSG condemned the fan's actions while Galtier said it was unacceptable for fans to protest outside a player's home.
"When it comes to protests outside a player's home, we have to be careful about that. Privacy has to be kept private," he said.
"I can understand the anger and frustration of our supporters. You can protest on the training ground or at the PSG office or after a game in the Parc des Princes. "But I can't accept that from anyone, whether it's Neymar or anyone else."
Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Ken Ferris
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