The PSG coach, Luis Enrique, has been clear about what he has experienced in recent days, where PSG has not finished convincing. The Asturian coach has positioned himself as one of the new signings for this post-Neymar and Messi era, where Kylian Mbappé is the new center and face of the team. However, the coach is already talking about having to rely on Mbappe's genius, something that was seen in the club's last defeat, where they were beaten at home against OGC Nice.
The Asturian coach, in a press conference, acknowledged that he is not worried that Mbappé scores practically the majority of the Parisian team's goals, in addition to congratulating Nice, who he assured "deserved to take the three points" from the Parc des Princes. For Luis Enrique, there is no problem in having to play for Mbappe and for him to feel more comfortable in some facets. However, he believes there is still room for improvement. Of course, the coach recognized that in the last game they deserved the victory.
“I have a team and especially the players at the top, of a high level. Mbappé will score many goals, because it is his DNA. But the rest of the players will also score goals. “I am not worried about a possible dependence on Mbappé,” acknowledged the former Spanish coach. The French attacker has scored seven of his team's last ten goals. This speaks of the relevance that the Frenchman has at PSG. For now, it is certainly the attacking card of the Parisians in this new season.
The match was characterized by a moment of tension by Kylian Mbappé, who apparently lost his cool. After scoring his second goal, which momentarily put Nice ahead 3-1, Mbappé became involved in a verbal argument with Nigerian international Terem Moffi, who, curiously, had shortly assisted on teammate Gaetan Laborde's goal. after the break. It seems that Mbappe is starting to get tense after the team's latest results, as well as the failures that many of his teammates have had, mainly in attack like Dembele.
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