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A fan of an offensive trident with a false number 9, Luis Enrique cannot imagine playing with a real center forward.
It is very likely that Paris Saint-Germain will not recruit a number 9 during the month of January. Quite simply because Luis Enrique cannot imagine building his teams with this type of player.
Although Gonçalo Ramos has brought real added value to the capital club since his return to competition, the Spanish technician persists in leaving him on the sidelines. “There is a desire from Luis Enrique to play without a center forward. When Gonçalo Ramos comes in, he performs. Except that he never starts and has to be content with fifteen minutes per match”noted Pierre Ménès on his YouTube channel.
Luis Enrique and the false number 9
Luis Enrique continues to use an offensive trident with a false number 9. “In this context, Kolo Muani no longer had the right to anything and Asensio disappeared from circulation. We joke about this Lee Kang-in who gets on my nerves match after match”deplores the former “sniper” of Canal Football Club.
Against AS Monaco, last Sunday
during the Champions Trophyit was Ousmane Dembélé who occupied this controversial position of false number 9. Luis Enrique should persist with this game plan until the end of the season.
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