Footage of Lionel Messi holding his hamstring during PSG's 2-1 victory over Lille proves he's in no condition to be starting games right now.
The six-time Ballon d'Or winner started up front on Friday night but didn't look up to speed at all, being replaced by Mauro Icardi at half-time.
Many thought it was a bold call from manager Mauricio Pochettino but fans have spotted the exact moment a decision will have been made.
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Lille midfielder Xeka was down receiving treatment and Messi had a feel of his hamstring before bending over.
Jonathan David had a word with the 34-year-old who appeared to gesture he was fine.
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Many think it was a mistake to start him and potentially risk him for Wednesday's Champions League clash with Club Brugge.
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Pochettino was asked about Messi post-match and told Amazon Prime per Goal: "We have to wait. We spoke with the doctor. It's a precaution. He couldn't go on, but it's not a big issue. He will be available for the next game."
Messi is yet to score in Ligue 1 but has netted three times in the Champions League for his new club.
PSG maintained their unbeaten start to the season but did it the hard way against the reigning Ligue 1 champions.
David gave Lille a lead just after the half hour mark and PSG looked relatively toothless until the final stages.
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Goals from Marquinhos and Angel Di Maria saw them snatch a victory to go ten points clear at the top.
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