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While it is at the top of the Ligue 1 championship, PSG is significantly less efficient on the European scene in this first part of the season. The team has won only one of its first four matches in C1 and is in a position to be eliminated from the event.
Last Wednesday, after the defeat against Atlético (1-2) at home, coach Luis Enrique declared that he had nothing to reproach his men. But his speech has evolved since then. This Friday, at a press conference, he admitted that there is work to be done, particularly at the forefront.
Luis Enrique does not give up
“It is true that we are below our level. We will improve. When we look at the figures, it’s different between the Champions League and Ligue 1,” he admitted.
Called to explain the lack of profitability of his offensive sector, the Asturian technician confided: “ I am sure that my players have the ability to improve. We accept the fact that there is a blockage in finishing, in general, not just for one player. This concerns all players. We have to overcome that, through trust. »
While ensuring that he was happy with the mecato achieved by the club, Luis Enrique then insisted on the fact that he will do everything to rectify the situation and make his team more competitive.
“We are going to develop the team as best we can to resolve our problems (…) When are we going to unblock ourselves? There is no on/off button, it doesn’t work like that. Otherwise, it would be too easy. There are resources to answer them. But it doesn’t depend on a player, an injured person or a rookie. »
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