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Next Sunday, Olympique de Marseille will face Paris Saint-Germain in the Classic. A meeting that is already in everyone’s minds or almost. In any case, she is already in that of Christophe Dugarry (52 years old), who expects a lot from the team headed by Roberto De Zerbi as he admitted in the show Rothen ignites on RMC Sport.
“I think it would be a terrible disappointment if Marseille were not able to respond to this Paris Saint-Germain. We talked about players, we talked about recruitment, we talked about shareholder investment, all the lights are green. I expect Marseille to do a lot of harm to Paris Saint-Germain. Winning, we all know what football is and a whistle from the referee or a defensive error… We don’t know what can happen. But I expect Marseille to pose a lot, a lot of problems. I don’t expect anything else, I don’t expect getting closer (to PSG). No, that’s it. You have to go there. As I said at the start of the season, you have to be able to dream. These players from Olympique de Marseille must all be able to play at 120% because that will be the only solution to move this Paris Saint-Germain which still seems to be inhabited by such a lack of confidence in its collective. It will be a difficult match, that’s for sure. But I also want to find out what tactics will be put in place by the coach who has a reputation and who is a quality coach (…) I have doubts. I have doubts but with great hope. I’m really looking forward to this match.” He still has a few days to wait…
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