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Hours after first setting up camp outside the Parc des Princes stadium, impatient Paris Saint-Germain fans find ways to pass the time as they await Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, with some leading chants and one fan entertaining others by doing kick-ups. Messi landed in Paris earlier on Tuesday and was set to sign a deal with PSG following his departure from boyhood club Barcelona. IMAGES
A few dozen Paris Saint-Germain fans wait outside the Parc des Princes stadium, hoping to catch a glimpse of Argentine superstar Lionel Messi. The footballer's father Jorge Messo told Spanish media Tuesday that his son will join PSG. IMAGES
A few dozen Paris SG fans wait outside the Parc des Princes, hoping to see Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, whose arrival is rumoured to be imminent in the French capital. IMAGES
Is that Leo Messi? Visitors to a small restaurant in Brazil's Sao Paulo are doing double takes and whipping out their mobile phones to snap photos of Alexandro Pereira Negreiros, a young man who is the spitting image of world famous football legend and FC Barcelona striker Lionel Messi. Alexandro's resemblance to the world class Argentian footballer has made waves on social media after a photo of him went viral and turned this waiter of a small family-owned eatery into an internet sensation. Leo Messi is one of the best, if not the best, strikers currently playing for a professional team. His awards include 5 Ballon d'Ors, 3 Golden Shoes, 8 Spanish La Liga titles, and 4 UEFA Champions League titles. It looks like Alexandro got really lucky with his doppelganger. Leo Messi has been known to meet certain fans, like a six-year-old Afghan boy who wore a plastic bag with Messi's name drawn on it, so maybe Alexandro will become even more lucky.
Argentine fans celebrate Lionel Messi's penalty goal (1-0) as they watch the World Cup final against France at a former Maradona home in Buenos Aires. IMAGES
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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