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The Paris Saint-Germain coach was questioned about the Parisian transfer window this Thursday.
” I have a rule that I never talk about players who are not yet in our squad. If you want to ask another question, feel free, but until he is in
PSGI can’t talk about it. » Luis Enrique did not mince his words when answering a question about the probable arrival of Désiré Doué at Paris Saint-Germain.
The capital club and Stade Rennais have reportedly reached an agreement for the transfer of the French Olympic vice-champion. At 19 years old, Désiré Doué ticks all the important boxes in the eyes of the Spanish coach: a technical quality that is unanimously acclaimed and an appreciable versatility.
Luis Enrique satisfied with the squad
More talkative about other aspects of the transfer window, Luis Enrique also explained that the club could still be active in the next two weeks, but there should not be a revolution. The Spaniard is satisfied with his squad in quantitative terms.
“I believe that our squad is numerically sufficient. It is still possible that some recruits will arrive, that others will leave. I consider that with the calendar and the new Club World Cup next summer, it will be exciting, a challenge for all the clubs in the world. The season will be long, but I am satisfied with the number of players at my disposal.”
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