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Big meeting day for Paris Saint-Germain. This Tuesday evening, the Rouge et Bleu face Bayern Munich for the 5th day of the Champions League.
In great difficulty in this European campaign, the capital club does not have too much room for error against the Bavarians and at the end of the first phase if it wants to qualify for the round of 16 or for the play-offs of the competition.
For the journalist RMC Sport Daniel Riolo, total elimination from C1 is not possible. The editorialist does not agree with the club’s message which suggests that elimination would not be catastrophic.
“ I think this is a huge rant. Since 2013, PSG has always been in the top 16 at least and top 8 half the time. And there top 24, it’s not possible because they explain to me that there is a project. It was the same coach last year, 80% of the squad was present and the club strengthened in midfield, in defense and a little less up front. The squad led by the same coach coming out of a Champions League semi-final, without being so ambitious, the minimum is to be top 24,” he blurted.
Before continuing: “And there, we seem to be saying that it is not necessarily serious, almost that it could be admitted. It is the president’s communication which is causing a split within the family of supporters because some adhere to that. I don’t understand. »
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