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Journalist
Hungry for sport, he grew up to the sound of Formula 1 engines and the exploits of Ronaldinho. Today, with a Master's degree in sports journalism, he no longer misses an F1 Grand Prix or a PSG match, his two passions and specialties.
Last summer, PSG decided to recruit Matvey Safonov to everyone's surprise. The Russian goalkeeper has arrived from Krasnodar, and he seems to be establishing himself as a little more than an understudy. As evidenced by his last two tenures. Luis Enrique is therefore taking down Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Recruited for €20M last summer, Matvey Safonov landed from Krasnodar to everyone's surprise. First replacement of Gianluigi Donnarummathe Russian international took his place in goal in the last two matches of the PSGwithout being totally impeccable. Consequently, according to the journalist from Parisian, Laurent Perrin, Luis Enrique ruined everything with Gianluigi Donnarumma whom he considers to be a great goalkeeper.
“He’s a great goalkeeper.”
« He is a very great goalkeeper. But like all goalkeepers, he needs confidence. And there, I'm afraid that the situation will weigh him down. The management of Luis Enrique's goalkeepers is catastrophic. At PSG (as elsewhere), each time two goalkeepers were put into competition, there was damage. Even Buffon paid the price for the turnover and was bad against MU during a disastrous evening in 2018 », says the journalist in a Questions/answers organized on the website of Parisian.
“But what a waste!”
« On Sunday, we offered you a subject entitled ''The dangerous management'' of goalkeepers. Where are we today? Safonov is burned and must have a lot of doubts. Donnarumma understood that Enrique no longer trusted him. As a result, PSG lost two goalkeepers. There remains Tenas… Last night, a journalist asked Enrique if the Spaniard, Olympic champion, would start in the next Champions League match. The coach took this as provocation. It wasn't one of them. You can imagine everything with Luis Enrique. But what a waste! », regrets Laurent Perrin.
