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Luis Enrique justifies the eleven substitutions: “I wanted to find a competitive eleven.”

Luis Enrique justifies the eleven substitutions: “I wanted to find a competitive eleven.”
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The Paris Saint-Germain coach played with 11 different players against Clermont, compared to the last meeting with Rennes

Luis Enrique responded to Paris Saint-Germain's draw with bottom club Clermont, lamenting the fact that they did not have more time to turn the game around after Gonzalo Ramos' goal:

“I think the players are professionals. We have excellent momentum and we will never stop playing at our best. We were behind in terms of results, and it was unlucky to concede that goal against a good team from Clermont, but I am happy with the attitude and character of my players. It is unfortunate that we did not We can play more to score the second goal,” he said after the final whistle.

Luis Enrique puts Mbappe on the bench again and Gonzalo Ramos in the starting lineup

The Spanish coach decided to dispense with the Frenchman, taking into account Paris Saint-Germain's double confrontation with Barcelona in the Champions League

The Parisians' coach justified the radical change in the starting lineup, with a focus on the confrontation with Barcelona, ​​praising the two 17-year-old players in the team who participated for the first time in this match: “My goal was to find a competitive eleven, to focus the players in this game. Congratulations to Sene (Maiolo) and Yoram (Zago), we count on them, they were great. “They came from the academy and did what was expected of them.”

Finally, when asked about the abusive fans' flags directed at Antero Henrique, the former sporting director who still works as an advisor at the club, the Spaniard did not want to give much importance to the matter: “I didn't even notice and that's the kind of thing I don't care about. I know the club I play for, there are always controversial situations in big clubs. “What I see is a great union between the fans and the club, and we are trying to provide the best version of the team and I am working very well with the president and Luis Campos.”

Gonzalo Ramos saves Paris Saint-Germain from a point at the bottom of the French LeagueGonzalo Ramos saves Paris Saint-Germain from a point at the bottom of the French League

The Portuguese striker was in the starting lineup at the expense of Mbappe, who helped him score the equalizer.

Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie is a journalist and feature writer specialising in culture, entertainment, books, and current affairs. She is committed to producing accurate, informative content that helps readers stay informed about the latest developments in the UK and beyond.

Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie is a journalist and feature writer specialising in culture, entertainment, books, and current affairs. She is committed to producing accurate, informative content that helps readers stay informed about the latest developments in the UK and beyond.

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