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Present at a press conference after PSG’s victory against Stade Brestois (3-1), Luis Enrique was in heaven. In front of the journalists, the Spanish technician took the opportunity to salute the state of mind of his troops but also of the supporters… “To be honest, what I liked the most was the Parc des Princes and my 16 players who always tried to win the ball back. I like to see this connection between the public and the team.”. Relaunched on the progress of the Parisian collective, the former coach of Barça preferred to insist on the continuity of the Parisian project, saluting once again the work of Luis Campos during the last transfer window.
“Last season, there was a match against Nice where I saw a change. Since that match, I feel that we are able to control the matches. This start to the season is just a continuation of last season. The Coupe de France final, against Lyon, was also very good. I like to think that it is a continuation and that the team continues to improve. That is also why there was no point in recruiting too many players in the off-season.”. All the lights therefore seem to be green before welcoming Girona, Wednesday evening, as part of the first day of the Champions League.
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