PSG soon in difficulty because of the calendar

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG soon in difficulty because of the calendar

Paris Saint-Germain is able to achieve a historic five-capped this season. After winning the Champions Trophy, the French Cup, Ligue 1 and the Champions League, the capital's club could add
The Club World Cup to his record on July 13.

The Red and Blue will therefore have little vacation before facing Tottenham, on August 13, for the final of the UEFA Super Cup. Knowing that the French championship will resume the following weekend, with
A trip to Nantes for the men of Luis Enrique.

Under these conditions, PSG could start exercise 2025-2026 of Ligue 1 quite slowly. From there to leave too much points on the way and not be able to fill your delay afterwards? Pierre Ménès does not really believe it.

A Demential Calendar for PSG

“This endless season will not necessarily distort the championship. Paris has other constraints than other clubs. They go very far in all competitions, so they necessarily have more matches to play. They are overhanged by international truces ”, analyzed the sports journalist on his YouTube channel.

The former sniper of the “Canal Football Club” imagines that Luis Enrique will be able to give the players from the training center. “We can trust him to manage his workforce. I would be surprised that we see Hakimi wearing the PSG jersey in August ”underlines MĂ©nès, knowing that the Moroccan international will play the CAN at the beginning of 2026.

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Manu Tournoux

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