Lionel Messi's private jet released as many carbon emissions in three months as the average French citizen would over a 150 years, according to a report.
The jet is reported to have made 52 flights from June 1 to August 31.
According to L'Equipe via Zach Lowy, 30 of the flights were intercontinental and 14 were trans-Atlantic, causing severe levels of carbon emission in just three months.
The total emission for the jet over the three-month period is 1,502 tons of carbon dioxide.
The evidence shows a series of trips between Argentina and America, mainly to Miami but also one to New York.
He flew between Buenos Aires in Argentina and Miami five times overall.
There were also three trips between Montevideo and Miami, on June 10, June 22 and June 23.
There are also trips to and from Brazil, with several flights between Europe and South America.
The PSG forward also flew either to or from Barcelona seven times throughout the Ligue 1 off season.
Journeys also included trips to Tenerife, Bilbao, Nice and Figari.
The news comes in a time of several warning on climate change and urges for the human race to do more to look after the planet.
The news has gained a stern reaction from fans, with one Twitter user branding the eight-time Ballon D'Or winner a 'climate criminal'.