PSG: Gonçalo Ramos, the big update

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By: Nicolas Gerbault

PSG: Gonçalo Ramos, the big update

Luis Enrique, the coach of Paris Saint-Germain, spoke about Gonçalo Ramos who is said to be in danger since the signing of Randal Kolo Muani.

Gonçalo Ramos is not necessarily delighted with the arrival of Randal Kolo Muani, Paris Saint-Germain’s latest recruit after a rather intense Friday for the supporters of the capital. The striker of the France team carries the label of a potential holder, which would push his Portuguese teammate to sit on the bench of substitutes.

It is hard to imagine the unfortunate finalist of the 2022 World Cup finding himself behind Gonàalo Ramos in the hierarchy of center forwards at PSG. Luis Enrique does not share this theory. The coach of the Rouge et Bleus has at least said so in public.

” Substitute, you think? It’s that you don’t know me yetreplied the Spanish technician to a journalist, Saturday during the press conference on the eve of OL-PSG (4th day of Ligue 1). I want 20 starters, not 11, 12 or 13. »

For Luis Enrique, the status of holder and replacement does not exist. “If the words of the former coach of La Roja can reassure Gonçalo Ramos, the latter knows that Randal Kolo Muani risks significantly reducing his playing time this season in Paris.

The former Benfica centre-forward was one of PSG’s first signings this summer. It is the subject of a paying loan of 20 million euros, with an obligation to buy.

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