On the eve of the trip to Lorient, this Wednesday in a late Ligue 1 match (7 p.m.), Luis Enrique explained that PSG did not have a typical eleven as they approach a very exciting end to the season, with the prospect of a historic quadruple.
PSG has its twelfth title within reach. After having outclassed the competition in recent months, the capital club can be crowned champion in the event of a good result on the Lorient pitch this Wednesday, in a late Ligue 1 match (7 p.m.). With which players on the field? After carrying out a large squad review during the victory against OL on Sunday at the Parc des Princes (4-1), Luis Enrique could start his main staff at Moustoir, one week before the semi-final first leg of the Champions League in Dortmund (May 1 on RMC Sport 1).
“Are you going to field your typical team?” a journalist asked him this Tuesday at a press conference. “What is the typical eleven?”, replied the Spanish coach. “The one from the Champions League,” said the journalist. “Ah! I didn’t know,” Luis Enrique pretended to be surprised, before developing more seriously…
“The important thing is how we play”
“We don’t have a typical team, assured the Parisian coach. It doesn’t matter when we win the championship, we have deserved it throughout the season. The important thing is how. How we wins and how we play, that’s the goal. This is not only valid for this match in Lorient, but for all the matches until the end of the season. How we are going to play these matches. That’s my goal. We have to finish the championship in the best possible way. We still have eight games to play (in all competitions), we hope for nine (with a possible Champions League final, Editor’s note), there’s still a lot to do. work.”
After winning the Champions Trophy against Toulouse in early January at the Parc des Princes (2-0), PSG is still in the race for a historic quadruple. Once the championship is over, Kylian Mbappé’s teammates will try to reach the C1 final for the second time in their history by knocking out Dortmund. They also have an appointment with Lyon in the final of the Coupe de France, on May 25 in Villeneuve-d’Ascq.
