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An XXL Paris Saint-Germain this Friday evening at the Parc des Princes against Montpellier. The capital club delivered a more than attractive performance against MHSC by winning with a score of 6 goals to 0.
Luis Enrique’s players put in all the ingredients to hurt their opponents and were efficient in all areas, whether offensively, defensively, individually or collectively.
From defense to attack, everything worked on the pitch. Lined up in midfield at kick-off, Vitinha and Joao Neves but also Zaire-Emery excelled. For former PSG player Didier Domi, the two Portuguese players remind him of some club legends but also football legends.
“Vitinha and Neves have the strength and ability to play in all three midfield positions. They remind me of Thiago Motta – Marco Verratti or Luka Modric and Toni Kroos if you push it a bit. But that’s the idea: they stink of football, those two,”
he said in comments reported by the newspaper The Parisian.
Joao Neves already seduces
He is the star recruit of the Paris Saint-Germain midfield. Joao Neves joined the capital club for the sum of 60 million euros from Benfica Lisbon. And barely arrived, the Portuguese midfielder is already winning over his fans. Luis Enrique and Luis Campos are satisfied with his immediate contribution to the squad. The future looks bright…
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