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Ousmane Dembélé has never been a great scorer. Since his arrival at PSG last summer, the winger has struggled to find the net even more than before.
Since his departure from Paris Saint-Germain on August 15, Neymar has not missed the opportunity to send tackles to his former club. Three weeks ago, the Brazilian, for example, liked an Instagram post from the Jogada Ensaiada account which began with this sentence: “No player should be superior to an institution.”
Last week, the player trained at Santos did it again, this time targeting Ousmane Dembélé, still on social networks. The Auriverde international reacted to this statistic: “Neymar, 2 goals with PSG this season. Ousmane Dembélé, 1 goal » by liking the post, then adding several laughing emojis.
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Starving statistics
Known for regularly criticizing the former number 10 of PSG, Daniel Riolo this time agreed. “ Neymar who is making fun of Dembélé, but he is right! Just one goal and not even 5 assists is not enough! Afterwards, we shouldn’t be surprised when in the European Cup we can’t do it. », Declared the sports journalist on RMC.
Arriving at the Rouge et Bleu during the last summer transfer window, Ousmane Dembélé has only scored one goal in 29 appearances for the Paris region, in all competitions. Even if the French international’s performances are often satisfactory, his statistics obviously do not live up to the expectations placed on him.
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