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A sluggish start. Despite a large success that was a deceptive success at the start of the season on the pitch at Le Havre (1-4), PSG was often mistreated by the Normans in this match. However, victory prevails and the great reaction of the Parisians, especially after the wave of entries made by Luis Enrique in the second half, is enough to make one optimistic. Recruited at a high price from Benfica, Joao Neves had a successful debut with two assists after coming on at half-time.
Asked by DAZN After the match, the 19-year-old Portuguese midfielder expressed his joy after such a debut: “It’s a very good start to the season, I’m happy to be here and I hope I can help the team. The most important thing is the team, that’s what I’m here for. The best thing I saw tonight was the individual qualities and the collective, I’m here for the team and to give my best.» Parisian supporters already want to see more!
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