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Patrice Evra doesn’t have his tongue in his mouth. New consultant RMCthe former Manchester United and Olympique Marseille player was questioned this Friday about the new Paris Saint-Germain project, focused more on young players with high potential. If he recognizes that the “stars” have indeed left, Evra is not fully convinced by this new direction taken by the Parisian club.
“ Oh, this is off to a good start! I don’t hate PSG, I enjoy it from time to time. I’m not one of the guys who plays in Marseille, takes on the Marseille accent and forgets Paris. At one point, you saw more Leonardo DiCaprios and Kardashians in the stands instead of seeing George Weah or Bernard Lama. And now it’s the complete opposite, where you’re pulling out all the stars. Luis Enrique is going to build something, he is on the right track, but it will take time, you don’t win the Champions League with children. If, now, you expect to win it with kids… Some don’t even have ten Champions League matches, but are already taken for stars because when you arrive in Paris, they “roll out” the red carpet for you », blurted out the former left back of the France team.
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