LEANDRO PAREDES stole the show as he rocked up to Paris Saint-Germain training in a stunning £200,000 Ferrari.
The French giants have been out of action since March when Ligue 1 was shut down and the country went into lockdown.
Leandro Paredes turned plenty of heads as he turned up to PSG training in a £203,000 Ferrari F8 TributoCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
The Argentine midfielder looked cool as can be despite the high temperaturesCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
PSG were confirmed as the league champions for the seventh time in eight years as they sat 12 points clear with a points-per-game record of 2.52.
But while the majority of the division’s teams are done until next season, PSG are among the few sides with plenty to play for and have therefore returned to training.
However, the likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe could not compete with the Argentine’s tasty motor.
The Ferrari F8 Tributo has a starting price of £203,000 and certainly caught the eye as the squad and staff turned up at their Camp des Loges training ground.
Former Manchester United pair Ander Herrera and Angel Di Maria were both snapped on their way in, the former in a big 4×4 Mercedes, while sporting director Leonardo arrived in his Mini.
Neymar and Marco Veratti have returned to the French capital after enjoying the sun and the sights in St Tropez while Mbappe looked suave as ever with a fresh fade and long-sleeve jumper.
Mauro Icardi, Julian Draxler and boss Thomas Tuchel all made low-key, understated arrivals while Presnel Kimpembe – in his bright orange hoody – and Layvin Kurzawa – wearing a bucket hat – posed for the cameras.
Everyone wore face masks as they arrived at the complex.
Kylian Mbappe went with a long-sleeve jumper to complete the look alongside his fresh fadeCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
Brazilian star Neymar opted for a baggy white T-shirt and a white capCredit: AFP or licensors
Paredes followed Ander Herrera into the Camp des Loges PSG training groundCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
PSG have the rearranged Coupe de France final against Saint-Etienne, which could have as many as 5,000 spectators in attendance, as well as the Coupe de la Ligue final with Lyon to play as they look for another domestic treble.
But the primary focus will be on the Champions League.
The club have not gone beyond the quarter-finals since 1995 but will be among the eight teams battling it out for European glory at the revised mini-tournament in Lisbon between August 12 and 23.
They have not played a match since March 11 – the second leg of their last-16 tie with Borussia Dortmund.
Neymar and Juan Bernat were on target at the Parc des Princes that night as Tuchel’s side overturned a 2-1 first-leg deficit to book their spot in the quarters.
Atalanta, Atletico Madrid and RB Leipzig are also already in the last eight with the remaining four ties yet to be decided.
Neymar has called on his team-mates to “make history” with the French side and conquer Europe for the first time in their history.
He said on his official website: “I am ready and excited to return, thinking a lot about the Champions League, of course.
“We have a strong group, conquered a historical qualification, with the same intensity and dedication, but I miss the heat of the game.
Angel Di Maria gave the thumbs up as he headed back into trainingCredit: AFP or licensors
Marco Veratti was back in Paris after enjoying himself in St Tropez during the breakCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
Layvin Kurzawa rocked a bucket hat as he posed for the camerasCredit: AFP or licensors
“I can barely wait to enter the pitch and if it’s God’s will, make history.”
However, they look as thought they will have to do it without Edinson Cavani or Thomas Meunier.
The pair are both out of contract on June 30 and have opted against signing short-term deals to extend to the end of the revised season.
Sporting director Leonardo was pictured driving in in his MiniCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
There was no chance of missing Presnel Kimpembe as he rolled in wearing a bright orange hoodyCredit: Icon Sport – Getty
Julian Draxler went for the hoody and shorts lookCredit: AFP or licensors
Mauro Icardi kept it all very simple and understated with his all-black outfitCredit: AFP or licensors
All of the players and staff, including boss Thomas Tuchel, wore face masksCredit: AFP or licensors
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