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French international Bradley Barcola slipped a few words about his relationship with Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé at Paris Saint-Germain.
Bradley Barcola has acclimatized very well to Paris Saint-Germain. Since his arrival at the Rouge et Bleu, the young winger has played 37 matches, scoring 4 goals and providing 8 assists. Faced with strong competition on the Parisian attacking front, the former Lyonnais was able to establish himself as a starter in Luis Enrique’s eleven.
In an interview with UEFA, Barcola spoke about his understanding with his two attacking teammates, Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé. “Training with such great players, you can only progress, he confided. Plus, they really give a lot of advice. Ousmane, for example, is the one who tells me to take the ball, to play one against one, not to ask myself any questions. »
“You’re going to score and he’s going to carry you”
“Kylian, the same, he tells me the same thing: ‘If you can shoot, shoot, if you can put it on me, put it on me.’ Good advice. We laugh a lot. They are bigger, but at the same time they are a bit like us, young at heart. We laugh, we talk about anything and everything, it goes well, it happens naturally”Barcola said.
Barcola also spoke of the complicity that reigns within the Parisian attacking trio. “Ousmane is very accommodating! You can miss a little action and he’ll tell you about it while laughing, you’ll score and he’ll swipe you.”said the will-o’-the-wisp from PSG.
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