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The Paris Saint-Germain coach made some very strong comments at a press conference this Thursday.
” How boring these Spaniards are, my God. »
Luis Enrique did not spare his compatriots during his first press conferencethis Thursday. True to his habits, the technician appeared grumpy after yet another question about Kylian Mbappé.
But the Paris Saint-Germain coach also found much more tender words when he spoke about the athletes involved in the Paris Olympic Games. An event that he followed with great attention.
Luis Enrique, Olympic fan
” “I loved the Olympics,” Luis Enrique explained. “I loved the opening ceremony. They always say that France and Spain are angry, but I was happy that Nadal was a torchbearer during the opening ceremony. I thought it was an exceptional Olympics and I was able to visit Paris thanks to the images even more than I was able to visit last year and I hope to be able to visit Paris more this year. We would have liked to have more medals for Spain, but I congratulate our representatives.”
A statement which proves once again, if proof were needed, the success of these Olympics throughout the world.
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