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Samir Nasri commented on Paris Saint-Germain’s victory against Real Sociedad in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League (2-0).
Tuesday evening, Paris Saint-Germain took an option for qualification for the quarter-final by signing a saving success thanks to an excellent second half (2-0). Kylian Mbappé and Bradley Barcola delivered the capital club in this meeting.
Despite this victory, some observers preferred to remember the first contrasting period of the Parisians, like Samir Nasri.
Nasri expects progress from PSG
The Canal + consultant drew up a clear observation. “What I don’t understand is that it’s February, and Luis Enrique’s philosophy is to have much more ball control. And that in February, against a team that pressured them for 45 minutes quite high, PSG had no solution and the coach had to pull their ears a little at half-time so that ‘they can rectify the situation’.
“ Against Real or against City, it doesn’t work. Against Bayern, perhaps“, continued the former French international. A reminder for Parisians who are determined to take another step forward in the coming weeks.
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