Dembélé, Xavi has moved on

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By: Manu Tournoux

Dembélé, Xavi has moved on

Xavi, the manager of FC Barcelona, ​​returned to the transfer of Ousmane Dembélé to Paris Saint-Germain, and says he does not blame the Frenchman.

Present at a press conference last June, Xavi was disappointed with the departure of Ousmane Dembélé (26) from Barça for Paris Saint-Germain. Questioned again on this subject by journalists, the Catalan coach showed no resentment towards the French right winger.

“If I remember Dembélé? Yes of course, replied the Spaniard. But I haven’t seen the PSG matches. I am more concerned about our opponents in La Liga and the Champions League. At the moment, PSG is not our opponent. »

The former Culés metronome considers himself satisfied with the options he has to compensate for the absence of the 2018 world champion.“I have no hard feelings towards Ousmane. I still respect him as much and I wish him the best. But we must continue, Barça continues. We found solutions with Raphinha, Ferran (Torres), Lamine (Yamal). Sometimes when one player leaves, another appears. In this sense, we are delighted with the team we have.”

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