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Holder of a Master's degree in international law, I realized at the end of my university career that it was important to evolve in a field that you appreciate. Overnight, I decided to put an end to my parents' dream, who saw in me a future lawyer, to make a living from my passion: sport. Since then, I have covered transfer windows and sports news, trying to keep readers informed as best as possible.
If PSG maintains a large cushion in Ligue 1, this is not the case in the Champions League. Defeated in added time by Atlético on Wednesday evening (1-2), the Parisian club will have to work hard to experience a European spring. Columnist, Walid Acherchour took stock of the start of the season and took the opportunity to demolish the project led by Luis Campos and Luis Enrique.
PSG too strong for Ligue 1, but too weak to be one of the best in the Champions League? In the midst of reconstruction, the Parisian club is going through a delicate transition period. Still defeated in C1by theAtlético at the end of a frustrating match, the PSG is in 25th place, synonymous with elimination. The rest of the program is arduous with a trip to Bayern Munich and the reception of Manchester City.
Red alert for PSG
While he generally doesn't let anything show at press conferences, Luis Enrique expressed his concern. “ If Paris is threatened? Without a doubt” he confided Wednesday evening. And he's not the only one. On the set of Winamax, Walid Acherchour highlighted the weakness of the Parisian bench, made up of a Luis Campos under fire from criticism, as his contract expires next June.
“It’s catastrophic, it sucks”
« It's this famous €800M project over three years where when he turns around he sees Désiré Doué who only has three Champions League matches, Fabian Ruiz who is preparing for Spain-Liechtenstein next week, and Kolo Muani who hasn't played in two games. This is the reality, Luis Enrique and Luis Campos are responsible for this situation, for this famous Pampers project, even though Atlético and PSV are not high level. It's catastrophic, it sucks » confided Acherchour.
