Dugarry's tremendous attack on Neymar

Christophe Dugarry, a former France international and who played for a list of great clubs including FC Barcelona has launched another scathing attack on Neymar after the Brazilian superstar missed PSG's title celbrations.

While PSG were pummeling Monaco 7-1 to clinch the title at the Parc des Princes, Neymar was back in Brazil, playing poker.

The former Barça forward, who joined the French side for a world record 222 million euros last summer, is recovering from ankle surgery.

"How could Neymar not be with his teammates when the title was at stake?" said Dugarry on French radio station RMC Sport.

"How can we call Neymar the leader of the team when he didn't come back and share this moment with them? How is it possible that PSG can accept this? How can Neymar look his teammates in the eye again after behaving in this way?"

Dugarry continued: "He is spitting on the club. I think it's barbaric. If he were at Barça, he would have returned without any problem. If I was a PSG player I'd be raging.

"I can't stand these players who are constantly navel gazing," added Dugarry, who played for Barça, Olympique Marseille and AC Milan, Bordeaux and Birmingham City and also won the World Cup with France in 1998.

 "This is a team sport, and it is the collective that win games, not individuals. If we think that PSG can win the Champions League with attitudes like this, we're having a laugh."