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A former Paris Saint-Germain star has expressed his enthusiasm for the medium-term future of the capital club.
Former iconic goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain, Bernard Lama keeps a shrewd eye on the news of the capital club. The 1998 world champion spoke about the evolution of the club in an interview with Paris United. And he seems rather optimistic.
” I think the club will now move into another real dimension with its new training center, which allows everything to be on site and which allows a real entity to develop.“, predicted Bernard Lama, also satisfied with the new game project embodied by Luis Enrique.
“More consistency in the construction of the workforce”
” I felt last season that there was a game plan compared to previous years. There was no coach who adapted to the players he had. I found that there was much more consistency in the construction of the squad. What we must hope for now is continuity.”
” I think it’s important to develop a real game identity. This means that in all sections, we would be trained and educated in a certain way to ensure that in the future, the team does not depend only on its individualities.“, concluded the former goalkeeper.
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