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After Paris Saint-Germain’s victory on the Metz pitch last Sunday (2-0), Luis Enrique gave his players a few days of rest. The Parisians are expected to resume training this Tuesday in preparation for the last match of the season: the Coupe de France final against Olympique Lyonnais. A deadline for which the Spanish coach is not joking.
Sunday evening, the native of Gijon sent a clear message to his players. “I am counting on all my players, as I have done all this season. We’ll see who’s ready, who’s not ready, who wants it, who doesn’t want it.”. A message that many thought was intended for Kylian Mbappé, or even Ousmane Dembélé, the two men having been left out for the last match of the season in Ligue 1.
The Spaniard reaffirms his authority
An impression which was reinforced after the controversies caused by the Cannes escapade of the two men while PSG played on the same day. Since then, new elements have arrived. If The Team suggests a risk of injury after this type of cut, The Parisian assured yesterday that Mbappé should play well in the final in Lille, even if nothing is 100% certain with Luis Enrique.
Indeed, The Team reveals in today’s edition that the media outing of the former La Roja coach on Sunday evening was in reality intended for two other players. Two elements, whose identity has not been filtered, who were excluded from training last Monday, in particular due to a delay. For those who thought they were already on vacation, the message has been sent!
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