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By attracting Khvicha Kvaratskhelia for compensation of 80 million euros during the winter transfer window, the Paris Saint-Germain brought a real added value to its workforce.
Subtil creator, passer, scorer, the Georgian international has the whole technical palette of a very high level offensive player.
KHVICHA KVAratskhelia, a real added value for PSG.
But beyond these offensive attributes, a precise characteristic has struck Luis Enrique since the arrival of the former Neapolitan: his investment in the counter-pressing with the loss of the ball.
Luis Enrique on “Kvara”: “What I liked the most was …”
Called to draw up a first assessment of his winter recruit, Luis Enrique made very complimentary remarks.
“Technically, I was not surprised because we already knew him very well. He is already, despite his young age (24, editor's note), a very recognized player in European and world football ”explained the Spanish technician, before renting the georgian involvement on the defensive level.
“What I liked was his ability to adapt to the team's defensive work. He is the first to hurry when you lose the ball, the first to come back to the same level as the other attackers. And I think this message is very positive ”concluded Luis Enrique.
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