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The president of PSG intends to progress his club by not repeating the mistakes of the past. In particular that of short-term politics.
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Paris Saint-Germaintimes have changed a lot. Gone is the obsession with wanting to win the Champions League at all costs. Exit the policy of recruiting international stars. Now, time for the famous medium or long term project, led by Luis Enrique, with the gradual integration of young players.
At least this is the speech that is held publicly by the leaders, starting with Nasser al-Khelaïfi. The president of the capital club will not be at the Parc des Princes this Saturday evening, on the occasion of the reception of FC Nantes on behalf of the thirteenth day of Ligue 1. He is currently in Qatar, the country where the a Formula 1 Grand Prix on Sunday at 5 p.m.
Al-Khelaïfi and PSG abandon the Revolution
“It’s very disappointing, but we can’t let ourselves panic. we made known among the Rouge et Bleu, in comments relayed by Marca. We need an evolution, not a revolution. We have attempted revolution every time the results have not been there since 2011, and this is not a stable or sustainable approach. »
Since the takeover of PSG by QSi in 2011, the most important revolution took place during the year 2017. A few weeks after having undergone the “comeback” at the Camp Nou, against FC Barcelona in the Champions League, the Ile-de-France club had lifted Neymar’s release clause (222 million euros) and recruited Kylian Mbappé from AS Monaco.
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