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Pierre Ménès spoke this week about the start of the season for Paris Saint-Germain.
Two clear victories against Le Havre (4-1) and Montpellier (6-0), 10 goals scored and flamboyant play: the
Paris Saint-Germain has had a remarkable start to the season. Enough to remove the first doubts about the departure of Kylian Mbappé and the ability to regenerate the offensive sector.
” Paris scored six goals against Montpellier, as it did last spring at La Mosson, with a hat-trick from Mbappé. On Friday, PSG played an extraordinary match, as much as Montpellier played a rotten match.” reacted Pierre Ménès on his YouTube channel.
“We will know more in Lille”
The former Canal + journalist clarified his thoughts: Pierre Ménès believes that Luis Enrique’s Paris Saint-Germain must face greater adversity to show its true value. This will be the case in Lille, next Sunday, at the end of the 3rd day of Ligue 1.
” I think we’ll still have to wait for a bit more adversity to gauge the weight of Mbappé’s absence in the PSG squad. Next Sunday in Lille, we’ll know a bit more“, added the journalist, resolutely optimistic for the capital club but still inclined to defend Kylian Mbappé. A trend to be confirmed for the Parisians, currently on the pitch at Lille for this weekend’s clash.
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