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A once again intractable Paris Saint-Germain! Against Lorient this Wednesday, as part of a late match for the 29th day of Ligue 1, the Parisians moved a little closer to the title thanks to their 4-1 success.
Starting this Sunday against Olympique Lyonnais and coming into play in the second period against Merlus this Wednesday, Randal Kolo Muani did not really score points with Luis Enrique. The French striker is lacking in confidence and cannot give the best of himself.
Number 23 could also have scored a goal at the end of the match if his technical sequence had been more precise and fair. At the end of the match, when going to greet the Parisian supporters who made the trip, Luis Enrique did not hesitate to grab his player on the pitch to chat with him.
An exchange obviously with the aim of re-motivating his player and giving him confidence in a period where the club can potentially make history.
Holder against Le Havre this Saturday?
Luis Enrique involves all his players. With him, everyone has playing time and participates in the various successes of the Parisian team. This Saturday, the capital club hosts at the Parc des Princes Le Havre.
A meeting which should, barring any surprises, offer the title of French champion to Luis Enrique’s gang. A draw could be enough to be officially titled. For this part, Randal Kolo Muani has a good chance of appearing in his coach’s starting 11. The Spaniard should once again rotate his squad before the semi-final first leg of the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund on May 1.
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