Arriving at PSG in July 2023, Luis Enrique likes Paris. And the pleasure seems shared. To believe
The Parisian And The Teamthe Parisian leaders have in fact extended their coach for two additional seasons, the former coach of Barça and La Roja now being linked to the capital club until June 2027. An incomprehensible extension in the eyes of Bertrand Latour.
“I find this very surprising, especially since PSG has often wrung out coaches in an unfair manner and benefits from a free hand inversely proportional to the quality of its results,” he was surprised on the Canal Football Club’s plateau, building on the complicated debut of the capital club in the Champions League with a painful victory over Girona and a defeat at Arsenal: “I don’t know if these are the first Champions League matches…”
Mickael Landreau disagrees with Bertrand Latour
And when Mickael Landreau did not fail to point out that PSG had achieved the treble last season and reached the last four of the Champions League, the response was not long in coming. “That’s called the minimum wage for Paris-Saint-Germain,” he replied, adding: “And they got knocked out by Borussia Dortmund, who are supposed to be a much worse team given the amount of money spent year after year. »
“I see a dominant team in the League because it has players above it in Ligue 1, but when the level rises, I see a team which does not progress”he continued, bringing up the subject of Luis Enrique:
“Perhaps he is accountable for the value of his workforce, but he participated because he participated in recruitment. » And the CFC polemicist added: “For me, there was no urgency. »
