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Paris Saint-Germain has the opportunity to retain its French Champion title from Wednesday, if it wins on the Lorient pitch and Monaco does not win against Lille. Before playing in the Champions League semi-finals against Dortmund, then the Coupe de France final against OL and while the Parisian club has already lifted the Champions Trophy by beating Toulouse. For his first season, Luis Enrique therefore has the opportunity to achieve a unique quadruplet in France.
And obviously, this motivates the ex-Barça manager. “Without a doubt, it is a motivation to do something that has never been done in France to mark the history of our club, the city and the country. This motivates us, but for the moment, we only have one title (Champions Trophy), we have to win the championship and continue to fight to give everything. We are where we wanted to be, but it remains a long winding road”assured the Parisian manager.
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