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A PSG player is convinced that Bayern Munich are scared to face the French champions.
On behalf of the 5e day of the Champions League, PSG visits Bayern on Tuesday evening. The Ile-de-France residents are confident in the outlook for this meeting. A little too much even. This can be deduced from the statements made before the match by Vitinha.
For the Portuguese environment, “It is certain that Bayern are afraid” of PSG and there is “than listen to what Harry Kane said” during his appearance in front of the media.
PSG without complexes against Bayern
Vitinha then sought to modulate his remarks somewhat by saying: “I’m sure Bayern have a lot of respect for us. We have a great team and a great coach. I’m sure we can do badly in this competition.”
The former Porto player then concluded by affirming that he and his partners also have a lot of respect for the Bavarians:
“Bayern is a world-class team. We know who we are facing. They will try to put pressure on us, we will try to upset them. If we follow the coach’s plan and give everything we have, we will achieve a very positive result. »
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