His lack of rhythm in recent weeks has obviously not affected him. While he only had half an hour of play in his legs at the end of the match against Nantes in Ligue 1, Warren Zaire-Emery took his responsibilities like a grown-up to shine at Signal Iduna Park. Against Borussia Dortmund (1-1), the 17-year-old midfielder came out of his box at the right time to tie the two teams and thus preserve PSG’s chances of qualifying for the next round. Receiving the man of the match trophy and setting a record for precocity in the process, the Parisian once again showed his partners the way.
After Gianluigi Donnarumma, it is the turn of a veteran of the house, namely Mohamed Sissoko, to sing the praises of the native of Montreuil. In the columns of Parisianthe ex-Malian international (34 caps, 2 goals) recalled that “WZE” ticked all the boxes to win at PSG. “He brings spontaneity, balance and a lot of courage. It’s only positive. Despite his young age, what he does and the confidence with which he plays, for me we can no longer hide his status and the fact that he is a future great. Seeing him at this level, at this age, I’m not surprised. I saw him in U15-U16 and I immediately knew that he had all the characteristics to become a great player and establish himself at PSG.conceded the native of Mont-Saint-Aignan.
