There is never a classic preparation at Paris Saint-Germain. Although there was nothing to suggest it, Ousmane Dembélé was left out of the Parisian group for the trip to Arsenal. In causes of the differences in play with Luis Enrique and the way in which the number 10 would have responded.
A Paris Saint-Germanesque preparation.
Indeed, we had an unexpected meeting preparation with the announcement yesterday of the absence ofOusmane Dembélé for the match in London. He is not injured, physically everything is fine and yet he is absent.
It is therefore a choice of Luis Enrique.
Pure and simple. This decision is made only and solely by Luis Enrique himself.
So we have several versions, Luis Enrique would have criticized Ousmane Dembélé some of his choices during the match against Rennes.
Ousmane Dembélé would have responded to his coach and it is this invective which would have led to his suspension.
However, we are assured that it was not an altercation but just the fact of responding more or less vehemently to his coach would have been enough to make this decision.
Between demand and madness
I don’t know yet if I think it’s good to be demanding… or if our coach is just completely screwed. Probably a bit of both. Indeed, perhaps we weren’t too used to it anymore, but hierarchy is respected and it doesn’t matter who it comes from.
HAS Paris sous Luis Enrique the sanction will be the same if the fault is committed by a young professional aged 16-17 or by an international executive player like Dembele’s. No status.
But from a sporting point of view it still takes away a significant offensive weapon.
That’s for sure and we would all prefer to have Dembele’s with us. But this is perhaps (paradoxically) the price to pay in a match to get closer to what our biggest European competitors are doing.
Now I loved the last answer from the press conference of Luis Enrique last night. He was asked if in the absence of Dembele’severything was going to go through Barcola our top scorer this season?
I love this answer. So of course there is a bit of exaggeration, even self-persuasion, but we want to believe it. We want to see this team face Arsenal which will be the same as usual: attractive, collective and concentrated to achieve a 2nd victory in a row in Champions League.
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