PSG and Saint-Étienne come together to send a message after Russia’s attacks on Ukraine: “Peace for all”

Russia’s attacks on Ukraine is not only of importance for the political, economic or social level, it is also of interest for sport. On this occasion, Paris Saint-Germain and Saint-Étienne sent a message of solidarity in light of the latest events in Europe.

In the preview of the match for Ligue 1, the players of the Parisian cast and the ‘Greens’ went to the midfield for the respective photograph. However, on this occasion, they did not do it separately, as they came together to make their camaraderie clear.

The footballers took out a poster with the phrase “Peace for all” (peace for all). ESPN captured athletes like Neymar, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Marquinhos. Likewise, a detail that did not go unnoticed is that the referees of the commitment also helped carry the banner, showing that it is majority support.

A similar case was experienced in England. Minutes before the match between Manchester United and Watford, the squads of both casts took a photo with the sign that had the word “Peace” that was written in six languages, including Russian before their match this Saturday.

The idea of ​​grouping behind was suggested by the German coach of the ‘Red Devils’, Ralf Rangnick, who wore a small message with “NO WAR” on his clothes, Cristiano Ronaldo’s club explained.

Andriy Shevchenko’s message: “We just want peace. War is not necessary.”

The Shevchenko legend spoke out about the attacks on his country. “Early in the morning, a large-scale war initiated by Russia began. My people and my family are in danger. Ukraine and its people want peace and territorial integrity”he wrote in a post on Instagram.

“Please, I ask you to support our country and ask the Russian government to stop its aggression and violation of international law. We just want peace. War is not necessary. War is not the answer.”he added.