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Warren Zaire-Emery quickly established himself as one of the pillars of Paris Saint-Germain at just 18 years old. But in the French team, the young midfielder is still struggling to get precious minutes of play. Questioned by Téléfoot on the subject, the player explained his point of view. “ It’s up to me to raise my level, to give myself confidence so that I can be better. There are the best players at every position. You immediately have to see faster, play faster. It’s tougher, more physicalexplains Warren Zaire-Emery. These are all the things that mean you have to raise your level. I’m ready for this“.
He also returned to his first selection in November 2023. An important memory for him, even if it was tinged with an unfortunate injury. “Honestly, it was a very nice memory, even if there was the injury right after. It was quite a complicated moment. I wouldn’t say it stopped me in my tracks, but it gave me a blow. Go quickly for treatment, come back as quickly as possible because there were important deadlines with the club», remembers the player.
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