PSG’s interest in Julian Nagelsmann divides observers. Is the coach recently landed from Bayern a good choice for the Parisians? His former Leipzig player Christopher Nkunku expressed his optimism for PSG.
After his liar poker game in the transfer window, PSG unveiled his trump card with Julian Nagelsmann. Would it be enough to restore order in the Parisian club and regain competitiveness on the European scene? Pending a possible formalization, this choice divides observers. While some highlight his tactical and game intentions, others underline his strong character which could set the Parisian locker room on fire. This has already played tricks on him at Bayern, although the reasons for his dismissal were more complex. Still, Nagelsmann left Bavaria through the back door last March, causing a stain on an almost perfect CV.
Nagelsmann a cador, PSG must recruit him
The choice of PSG to take Nagelsmann is therefore not accepted by all. In search of order, the Parisian club could fully bet on more experienced profiles like José Mourinho, Luis Enrique or Zinedine Zidane. A pessimism that Christopher Nkunku does not understand. Present at a press conference in the French team, the RB Leipzig player wanted to defend his former coach and the choice of PSG to think of him as a future coach. He highlighted his very successful tactical work, of which the former Parisian himself is the best example of success.
Nkunku sees his former coach winning in Parishttps://t.co/ojJVTM7Dep
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” He is a coach who has helped me a lot to develop. He is focused on football, on all the tactical aspect. He is a very demanding coach, he likes attacking football, that his team creates a lot of chances and finds itself in numbers in the opposing penalty area. We also saw his hard work with Bayern Munich. I’m not surprised that a club like PSG is moving towards him “, he confessed. Words that will touch the Parisian supporters, little spoiled by the game of PSG in recent years with Mauricio Pochettino then Christophe Galtier on the bench.
