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Former French international, Christophe Dugarry, once again criticized Parisian coach, Luis Enrique.
Clearly, Luis Enrique no longer has too many admirers in the microcosm of French football. After the praise, the Spanish coach amasses more and more criticism. And the disappointing results of his team in recent matches do not help matters.
This Monday, it was Christophe Dugarry who fired shots at him. Speaking on RMC Sport, he said:
“With Luis Enrique, I have the impression of having Dédé confusing him in front of me, that the guy is always trying to confuse me, to fake me or to dribble me. That’s what annoys me a little. He sets his own goals and then he removes them, then he puts them back on. He says things and their opposite.”
Dugarry can’t take Luis Enrique anymore
He then shot down his communication and his unpleasant character: “When he’s in a good mood, his press conferences are pretty good, interesting. You see a smiling, pleasant and friendly guy. And then when things don’t go the way he wants, he doesn’t talk to anyone anymore. And then he will attack (Ousmane) Dembélé, the journalist (Margot Dumont), Pierre, Paul, Jacques. You don’t know. That’s what bothers me. I’m willing to wait as long as it takes, I have no problem with that. I have plenty of time. It’s not just PSG, there are other matches that can be watched with great pleasure.”
Finally, the 98 world champion indicated that with Luis Enrique at the helm, PSG has not progressed at all: “Regarding the game, I don’t have the impression for the moment of seeing a huge progress of the team collectively. So he compares himself with Mikel Arteta, with Pep Guardiola, it would take a little longer to get there. I get lost there. There are things that seem so obvious to me (…) I can’t understand where Luis Enrique wants to go. Based on what I’ve seen over the past year and a half, I don’t feel like I’ve seen huge progress.” Luis Enrique will appreciate…”
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