Even if the reigning French
champions offered him a salary 10
times more than the one he is
currently on, he would not move
to the Parc des Princes
France international striker Andre-
Pierre Gignac says that he “would
rather die than sign with” Paris
Saint-Germain.

The 31-year-old is a huge fan of
PSG’s rivals Marseille, where he
played for five seasons before
moving to Tigres, his current side,
in Mexico during the summer of
2015.
If the attacker, who hit the post in
the final of Euro 2016 with France
still locked 0-0 with Portugal, was
offered the chance to return to his
homeland, he would not even
consider a move to the Parc des
Princes.
“I hate PSG – I’d rather die than
sign with them,” he told Life and
Style. “If PSG offered me 10 times
more money, I would not go
there.”

Gignac has revealed his joy when
the Parisians were knocked out of
the Champions League at the
hands of Barcelona, conceding
three goals in the final minutes to
embarrassingly limp out of the
competition 6-5 on aggregate,
having held a 4-0 lead after the
first leg.
“You’ve got no idea how I shouted
at Barcelona’s sixth goal in the
Champions League,” he added. “I
screamed, ran, everything. My wife
was even a little scared!”
Since moving to Mexico, Gignac
has maintained a fine scoring ratio
and boasts 15 goals in 32 matches
so far this season.