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The restart is fast approaching for Paris Saint-Germain. This Friday, the capital club is playing its first match of the season in Ligue 1 against the team from Le Havre at the Stade Océane.
And who says recovery, says pre-match press conference this Thursday. Luis Enrique appeared before the journalists at the PSG Campus. The Spanish coach reacted to the news of the Parisian club and did not fail to send a strong message to his players before this start of the 24-25 exercise.
“I want constant improvement of our players. We want to be candidates for all the titles. As a coach, I seek individual and collective improvement,” he said. His players have therefore been warned. They will have to raise the level of play to have playing time within the red and blue squad.
Getting the season off to a good start
Paris Saint-Germain wants to start its 24-25 season well this Friday evening against Le Havre. To do this, Luis Enrique’s men will have to win on the first day in order to send a signal to their competitors.
Last season, the Parisians had to concede a draw on their home turf against Lorient with a score of 0-0.
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