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Arriving this summer at PSG, Ousmane Dembélé took a few weeks to find his rhythm. In recent years, the winger has had a string of great performances, like his last outing against LOSC in Ligue 1. Slowly, the former Barça player is becoming one of the darlings of the Parc des Princes and a unifying elements of Luis Enrique’s group. However, he admits it in an interview with Parisianhe still has not offered the restaurant to his new teammates, as tradition requires when a new recruit arrives at the club.
“No, but it’s good to play with people you get along with. There, with the guys, we sometimes go to the restaurant, we celebrate birthdays… We also went to Keylor (Navas) to have a barbecue, as is done a lot in other clubs. And then, there is a ritual here: when a new person arrives, he must pay for the meal for the whole team. I haven’t paid mine yethe admits, lowering his voice in a laughing tone. Of the eleven new ones, only three or four did so.” It will be time to rectify that for Dembélé and the others.
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