Axel Allag, Media365, published on Friday December 13, 2024 at 10:43 p.m.
During his 157 matches played with PSG, Danilo gave everything before taking charge of Saudi Arabia and Al-Ittihad, pushed out by management. He deplored the treatment meted out by the leaders.
Danilo Pereira has never been one to talk for nothing. So, in his interview with our colleagues from Le Parisien, the “soldier” who spent four seasons at PSG, playing 157 matches while sacrificing himself so often for the needs of the collective, had strong words. The one who joined the Al-Ittihad of Laurent Blanc, Karim Benzema or even N'Golo Kanté at the beginning of September largely pointed the finger at the overall behavior of a PSG which visibly did not want to do anything to facilitate its exit, which had become inevitable and desired because Luis Enrique did not count on him.
PSG in no way “facilitated” Danilo’s departure
“There were exchanges with FC Porto, Atlético de Madrid. I had touches in Italy, in Germany. But these transfers were blocked for financial reasons. The club asked for a lot of money”, noted the Portuguese international, who although understanding, did not expect it to be so difficult. “I didn't want to continue in a club where they didn't count on me. When they told me: you don't count, you have to look for another club, it was OK. It's a situation which exists in all clubs. On the other hand, it was hard while we negotiated with other teams. The problem was there. They didn't make my departure easy at all. hurt, because I really affection for Paris. I am happy with the recognition that the Parisians gave me. I wanted to continue my career there.
“The people at the club didn’t give much value to what I achieved”
Placed in the loft like many undesirables, he admitted to having suffered from this modus operandi on a psychological level even though he did not communicate with Luis Enrique but it was Luis Campos who announced to him that he had been put on trial. gap. “It wasn't easy because I didn't expect the club to leave me out of the group. That was the most painful feeling. I don't think I deserved this treatment. “It was very hard,” said Danilo, only appreciated at its true value by supporters still behind him.
“Internally, I don't think so at all. I'm happy with the work I did at PSG. I'm happy with the recognition that the Parisians gave me. But internally, overall, we under- esteemed this work. The people at the club did not give much value to what I achieved. Sometimes, saying a few words, words, is important.
