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Angel Di Maria seems to have escaped a ban imposed by UEFA.
The PSG winger was surprised to swear at Manchester United fans in the Champions League match at Old Trafford on Tuesday night.
Di Maria has spent only one season at United before being sold to PSG and was laughed at his return in the last 16 clashes.
He scored PSG's two goals, scoring Presnel Kimpembe's corner before sliding into Kylian Mbappe for second place.
During the celebrations for Kimpembe's goal, Di Maria shouted "f *** off" to United's fans and insulted them in Spanish.
There were fears that he would be banned for the return match because of UEFA rules.
Under Article 15 of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations, players may be penalized for "insulting players or others present at the match" and / or "to provoke spectators.
But Di Maria's tirade was not mentioned in the match report, which means he is not likely to be subject to prosecution and that he will be free to play the match return.
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At his reception at Old Trafford, the Argentinian said: "It was difficult from the first minute, but I knew it was going to happen.
"But I have already said it and I repeat, I have never spoken badly of the people here and this club.
"These are things that are happening and people have taken it badly, I only had problems with the coach. [Louis van Gaal] right here."
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