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Today in Qatar, on the side of Al-Arabi SC, Abdou Diallo (27 years old) played for Paris Saint-Germain in 2019, where he was recruited from Dortmund, for five years and with a transfer of around 32 million euros. During his time in Paris until 2022, the central defender participated in the Final 8 of the 2020 Champions League, where PSG reached the final, before failing against Bayern Munich (0-1). And if Abdou Diallo has fond memories of it, he especially remembers the level of Neymar (32 years old).
“It was an alien. He played on the left, in the center, he even found himself alone up front. Thomas Tuchel liked experiments, we had a tactic based on Keylor Navas’ clearances. He played in supports, with small bridges, the highlights… a recital. What was good was that we had players who put themselves at the service of his individuality. It was the icing on the cake, but it was such a filling cake. He was on a mission and ready to sacrifice himself.he explained on the airwaves of RMC.
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