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Like his captain or Bradley Barcola, the PSG goalkeeper spoke after the match of the Parisian coach’s tough speech at half-time of the match against Real Sociedad.
PSG ultimately got away with it. Winner 2-0 of its first leg against Real Sociedad in the round of 16 of the Champions League, the capital club took an option on qualification for the quarter-finals. And this despite a complicated first period, during which the French champions experienced the worst difficulties against their visitors.
Unhappy with the performance of his players, Luis Enrique did not hesitate to shake them up at the break. An anger evoked by the Parisian players at the end of the meeting.
“It’s normal, he’s an extraordinary coach who asks the maximum of us, it’s normal to get a little angry, said Gianluigi Donnarumma in the mixed zone. He gives everything for the team and we have to give everything for him. We are a very united team, the team took their speech well because we saw that in the first half we had a lot of difficulties. In the second half, we got the ball out better and scored two fantastic goals. »
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