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Paris Saint-Germain face Rennes this Sunday on Matchday 19 of the Ligue 1 campaign at Roazhon Park in what will be Leo's second outing of the year. The Argentine comes into the game on the back of a goalscoring performance against Angers on Wednesday night.
PSG travel to the capital of Brittany lying top of the pile and having won each of their last three games. The hosts occupy fourth place in the standings, 13 points behind the Parisians.

Leo struck one of the goals in Paris Saint-Germain's 2-0 triumph over Angers on Matchday 18 of the Ligue 1 campaign. The Argentine, for whom this was a first outing for the Parisian outfit after lifting the World Cup with Argentina, notched his eighth goal in the domestic competition and a 13th so far this term.
PSG remain top of the pile on 47 points, six ahead of their nearest pursuers.

Leo has been named in the Paris Saint-Germain squad after having lifted the World Cup in Qatar with Argentina. The Parisians face Angers on Wednesday in the sides' Ligue 1 Matchday 18 encounter. PSG lie top of the league standings on 44 points and hosts Les Scoïstes currently sit bottom on eight points.

Leo returned to training with Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday after securing a winners’ medal at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with Argentina. On his return to Paris, he received a tribute from all of his teammates and club staff. “Thank you very much to my teammates and everyone at the club for the welcome I received on my return. I’m now back and raring to achieve the objectives for the season here at PSG", commented Leo after receiving an award and being treated to a guard of honour from his teammates at the club’s Camps de Loges training ground.

Leo has smashed the record for the Instagram post with the most likes after publishing a photo on the social media platform in which he is pictured lifting the World Cup trophy. The post received over 57 million “likes” in less than 48 hours. Leo previously held the record for the most-liked post in the sports industry with the photo following Argentina’s Copa América triumph in July 2021.

Leo has secured the adidas Golden Ball, awarded to the tournament's best player, at the World Cup in Qatar after leading Argentina to glory following victory over France in the final. The Argentine, who landed the Man of the Match accolade in the showpiece, was named as the standout player in five of the Albiceleste’s seven outings on Arab soil.

Leo, who finished the World Cup in Qatar with seven goals and three assists to his name, also claimed the adidas Golden Ball crown at the 2014 edition in Brazil.