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A surprise, but not really. Impressive since his arrival at PSG last summer, Bradley Barcola (21) will showcase his status as a new international player in June. For the first time in his career, the ex-Lyonnais was indeed summoned by Didier Deschamps this week, with a view to the Euro. A reward, as his club coach, Luis Enrique, insisted this Saturday at a press conference.
“Barcola deserves his selection, he is a very young player who came to Paris to progress in his career. It’s a pleasure to have him with us. I’m very happy that he took on this challenge.smiled the Asturian technician. Barcola can improve everywhere, like the rest of the players, because he remains very young. When you sign a youngster from another team, it’s something that seems easy to accept, but it’s very difficult. The level to be a holder is higher. He gets the results he has through his performance. He deserves to go to the Euro. Our objective for next season will be to look for others (players) so that they can compete with those already present.»
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