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This is one of the surprises of the weekend within the Paris Saint-Germain squad. Absent from the field since January, Milan Skriniar made his return to Luis Enrique's group but also on the field.
The Slovak defender came on in the second period in place of Warren Zaire-Emery (77th). If his entry was not really convincing, the former Inter Milan spoke in the mixed zone after the meeting.
The number 37 did not hide his satisfaction and relief at being back on the pitch and took the opportunity to thank the medical staff of the capital club. “It's a big win for us, it was very hard for me over the last few months, but I'm finally with the team, we worked very hard, I worked very hard, I'm really grateful for everything the PSG medical staff. They really helped me and I worked hard to come back, so it’s a great night for us tonight,” he admitted.
Possible starter against Stade Rennais on Wednesday?
Luis Enrique gradually finds his entire group in this final sprint which promises to be exciting. Now back on the field, Milan Skriniar is at the disposal of his coach. Is he likely to start the semi-final against Stade Rennais this Wednesday? A priori no. But, it could come into play.
On the other hand, it is very likely to see him in the starting 11 this Saturday during the reception of Clermont Foot at the Parc des Princes as part of the 28th day of Ligue 1.
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