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PSG fans live for this moment every year. Despite the start of the season, the ambitions and the controversies, this month of February often acts as a judge to know whether a season is successful or not for the Parisian squad. During this 2023-2024 vintage, the capital club will face Real Sociedad in the round of 16 of the Champions League. An opponent well within the reach of Luis Enrique’s flock who are in good form at the moment and who are heading towards a twelfth coronation in Ligue 1. To beat the Basques, Luis Enrique will also be able to count on Danilo Pereira who is always there. .
Questioned by France Bleu Paris before this summit meeting, the 32-year-old Portuguese player gave the ingredients for qualification for Paris: “difficult match because it’s a team that really likes to have the ball. They have huge possession, they are a team that uses possession to get to the last part of the pitch and score goals by making triangulations. It’s a difficult team and defensively, it’s strong too. It’s a team that presses well. We’re going to have to confiscate the ball from them if we want to have a good match against them. The one who succeeds in confiscating the ball will hurt the other.» His teammates are warned.
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