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PSG’s first doubts
Last night, PSG won 1-0 on the wire against Girona. The sports press returns to the subject this Thursday morning. Phew, what a blunder! “, title The Team This morning. ” Inoffensive then clumsy, Paris snatched a last-minute victory on a strike from Nuno Mendes, released into his goal by the Girona goalkeeper. “, analyzes the French media. ” Through a mouse hole “, adds The Parisianwhich evokes the unexpected goal of Nuno Mendes, in the final seconds. Randal Kolo Muani dynamited the attack coming off the bench and Ousmane Dembélé and Bradley Barcola, lacking success, can thank Nuno Mendes. An offensive failure without consequences for the Parisians, but which already sows doubt for the next deadlines.
Manchester United wants to turn the page
In England, the Daily Mail talks about Manchester United planning to demolish Old Trafford, their historic stadium for 114 years. The aim is to build a new 100,000-seat stadium worth 2 billion euros. The club’s co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, hopes to finalize this project by the end of the year. The end of the work is expected around 2030. The opinion of the Red Devils’ fans, very attached to their legendary stadium, and finances will be decisive.
Express change at Roma
This Thursday morning, Image has a little thought for Mats Hummels, who is already experiencing a change of coach at AS Roma. Two weeks after putting down his suitcases, the German defender will already be led by a new coach. Indeed, the Italian club fired coach Daniele De Rossi, who arrived last January after the departure of José Mourinho. The club has not recorded a single victory in four Serie A games. If the names of Thomas Tuchel and Edin Terzic were mentioned yesterday in Italy, DDR’s successor is finally the Croatian Ivan Juric.
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