“Advocating attacking football”. A motto proclaimed by Luis Enrique upon his arrival in the capital, to which the Parisian group seems to adhere perfectly. Follower of 4-3-3the Spanish coach rarely upsets his plans and this is paying off if we refer to the Parisians' successful start to the season in the league.
Thus, the players present at the kick-off last weekend against Marseille should be renewed. Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma will be responsible for guarding the Parisian goal. Regular starters in the Ile-de-France defense, the central hinge Willian Pacho-Marquinhos should experience a new association as will the offensive full-backs, Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi. The young Lucas Beraldo (20 years old) could possibly make one of the two central defenders breathe in anticipation of the next European deadline.
In the middle, Warren Zaire-Emery, Vitinha and Joao Neves will probably occupy the midfield for the sixth time this season in Ligue 1. Other forces present are likely to appear in the eleven like Fabian Ruiz or again from rising star Senny Mayulu (18 years old).
Prolific with 3 goals per match on average, the Paris Saint-Germain attack has been in sync since the opening of the championship. Involved in 17 of the 28 goals scored this season in Ligue 1, wingers Ousmane Dembélé and Bradley Barcola (see the “Player to watch” section) will take their place in the corridors. Furthermore, several players are in the running to occupy the role of “false number 9”, notably Marco Asensio and the Korean Kang-In Lee.
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