Christophe Dugarry: “Father Luis Enrique, who thinks he is God the Father and who believes that he has seen everything, known everything and that he invented football”

This evening, Christophe Dugarry, former Girondins de Bordeaux player was invited on the air of
RMC in the show “Rothen is on fire.”

It comes back into the debate on the positioning of players in the
PSG and the players' incomprehension of the Hispanic coach's tactical choices:

When you are a player, when you don't play your position, and what's more, you can't perform well in a position that isn't yours, your skills are undermined. I'm thinking of Lee, at right back, the left back who ends up as a center forward. I'm talking about a whole bunch of players who are forced to swap. The 2 attackers who are facing Bayern, they are not two attackers, they are two players in the corridor who find themselves playing attackers. You don't know, they are lost, you see it from the beginning that they are lost. They are in a stereotypical system, always the same way, and guys, they have no possibility of being able to truly play their game.

He insists on being taken aback to see that the coach Parisian was satisfied with the match he saw against Munich:

Do you realize that Luis Enrique, after the match against Bayern, is happy? It's good, the match, he saw that it was good, do you realize? They don't understand anything. When you don't play your position and you invent compositions and someone gives you a team composition 2 hours before the match against Bayern and you don't understand anything, I assure you that the players, they should start to have a pair of glands. Because Father Luis Enrique, who thinks he is God the Father and who believes that he has seen everything, known everything and that he invented football, the problem is that a team composition, you put it according to the qualities and faults of your players.

Finally, he does not understand why try to put players in uncomfortable situations in positions that are not theirs, here to Ashraf Hakimi, just like for
Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembelécited a little above.

You don't invent qualities for them that they don't have. I'm sorry. Me, seeing Hakimi center forward and the most dangerous player in your team when your team doesn't score, you shouldn't be surprised that there is technical waste and finishing problems. At some point, you have to ask yourself the right questions.