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The anger of some players has been heard in recent weeks. Between the new format of the Champions League and the Club World Cup coming at the end of the season, the matches are piling up, unlike the rest phases. Rodri even mentioned a possible players’ strike if the authorities do not decide to change things. Questioned on this subject, Luis Enrique believes that PSG is protected by these increasingly busy schedules.
“We are lucky that our league has two teams less, so 4 games less. In the Premier League or in La Liga, I might not say the same thing, but the French league is different. I don’t have much to say, we’re going to have to adapt to this schedule.“, fatalistically concedes the PSG coach in a press conference. Before the Spaniard’s arrival in France, the disappearance of the Coupe de la Ligue also lightened the calendar.
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