The Highlight Reel: George Weah's Three-Week Burst of PSG Genius
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The Highlight Reel: George Weah's three-week burst of PSG genius
Before he moved to AC Milan and dominated Serie A with the Rossoneri, George Weah was a legend of Ligue 1. At PSG, there was a particular three-week spell in 1994 in which Weah was absolutely untouchable.
After getting used to the European style of football, he became the best legionary in the French Ligue 1, he also eclipsed the Brazilians at PSG, and shone at Milan. But to receive the Ballon d'Or, in 1995, he no longer had to be European, only his team. Moreover, the best of the old continent did not shine. That's how Liberian George Weah exploded.
"We've come all the way here, we've come all the way here to see Weah score."
George Weah is now 60 years old. Happy birthday to the players from Liberia, protagonist in Rossonera jersey from 1995 to 2000. With Milan he played 147 games, scoring 58 goals, winning two teams (1995/96, 1998/99) and winning the Golden Ball in 1995 after his arrival: he was the first non-European footballer to win him. [...]
Liberian George Weah was a former French and Italian champion, won the FA Cup, and later became the first footballer to be elected head of state. The post 60-year-old king of Africa, the most famous footballer who never played in a World Cup first appeared on 24.hu.
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