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By overthrowing Liverpool during a magical night in Anfield (1-0), the Paris Saint-Germain imposed respect around the world. Better still, Luis Enrique and his men even managed to silence their most tough detractors. Christophe Dugarry is one of them.
In the past, the RMC consultant has often made uncompromising speeches to the capital's club. But he saw his judgment again. “The great strength of this PSG is the state of mind, cohesion,” enthroned Dugarry. I have not known, under the QSI era, a team with so much cohesion ”.
Dugarry praises PSG and Luis Enrique!
Christophe Dugarry says he is absolutely conquered by the mentality of Parisians. “What state of mind, what cohesion, what a sense of the sacrifice of the attackers!” I saw guys coming to tackle. As soon as there was one that had passed, another arrived behind him to tackle this ball and throw himself on the ground to compensate for the error or the little lack of inattention of his partner. In direct elimination matches, you will need this bit of success. How does it come? With an impeccable state of mind. If PSG is able to keep this state of mind impeccable, I think they can go to the end. »»
Even Luis Enrique collects the favors of the 1998 world champion.
“It's not his way of playing, to bring out the ball. He didn't invent anything. His greatest strength is to have put Ousmane Dembélé center-center. It's a stroke of genius. We all realized that he was clumsy from afar. He thought he was going to bring him closer to the goal. The second stroke of genius is the state of mind he managed to give this team. When you have that, what do you risk? You can travel everywhere. We are talking about a team that lives well. Obviously there is talent in the teams mentioned, but that's not what makes the difference… ”.
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