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A few days before the start of the new season, PSG have not yet brought in all their desired signings. The Parisian management is taking its time, a bit too much for head coach Luis Enrique, who is eager to work with a complete squad.
Things are about to get serious for Paris Saint-Germain. After two friendlies against Mallorca (3-0) and Manchester United (1-1), the Parisians are preparing to face Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday.
It is clear that the French capital club will not play this first official match with a full group. Not to mention the World Cup players who will not be physically ready, Enrique will also be unable to rely on all the signings he wants.
Paris Saint-Germain have indeed secured the signatures of goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni and Maghnes Akliouche. But the Parisian coach is still waiting for the arrivals of a centre-forward, a winger, and a defender capable of playing on the right and at centre-back.
Luis Campos is obviously on the case. The sporting adviser refuses to rush in order to avoid overpaying for reinforcements. Except that the length of the talks is starting to annoy Enrique. In his adaptation process, the Spaniard wants to give his signings time to fully absorb his instructions, explains L'Equipe journalist Loic Tanzi.
That is why the former Spain manager would like to have his new players at his disposal as soon as possible.
The Paris Saint-Germain coach will soon be satisfied, as two targets appear to be getting closer to the capital. In agreement with the back-to-back European champions, Ferran Torres is only waiting for an agreement between the Parisian management and Barcelona to come through to replace Goncalo Ramos, who has joined AC Milan.
As for Mika Godts, targeted because Bradley Barcola could leave, the Ajax winger is also seeing the various parties close the gap between their respective positions. A little more patience.
In the first two preseason games, PSG youngsters did not look as promising as in previous years. It is not ideal to judge the starters on these games, given that as long as they stay healthy, it would be a win for the club. But is different with the academy boys.
One can always expect them to impress and give signs of good football, but that has not been the case. That is why so many fans are desperate for PSG to sign more players. Let's wait and see what Campos and Enrique have prepared.
Continue reading...
Things are about to get serious for Paris Saint-Germain. After two friendlies against Mallorca (3-0) and Manchester United (1-1), the Parisians are preparing to face Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup on Wednesday.
It is clear that the French capital club will not play this first official match with a full group. Not to mention the World Cup players who will not be physically ready, Enrique will also be unable to rely on all the signings he wants.
Paris Saint-Germain have indeed secured the signatures of goalkeeper Alessandro Longoni and Maghnes Akliouche. But the Parisian coach is still waiting for the arrivals of a centre-forward, a winger, and a defender capable of playing on the right and at centre-back.
Luis Campos is obviously on the case. The sporting adviser refuses to rush in order to avoid overpaying for reinforcements. Except that the length of the talks is starting to annoy Enrique. In his adaptation process, the Spaniard wants to give his signings time to fully absorb his instructions, explains L'Equipe journalist Loic Tanzi.
That is why the former Spain manager would like to have his new players at his disposal as soon as possible.
The Paris Saint-Germain coach will soon be satisfied, as two targets appear to be getting closer to the capital. In agreement with the back-to-back European champions, Ferran Torres is only waiting for an agreement between the Parisian management and Barcelona to come through to replace Goncalo Ramos, who has joined AC Milan.
As for Mika Godts, targeted because Bradley Barcola could leave, the Ajax winger is also seeing the various parties close the gap between their respective positions. A little more patience.
In the first two preseason games, PSG youngsters did not look as promising as in previous years. It is not ideal to judge the starters on these games, given that as long as they stay healthy, it would be a win for the club. But is different with the academy boys.
One can always expect them to impress and give signs of good football, but that has not been the case. That is why so many fans are desperate for PSG to sign more players. Let's wait and see what Campos and Enrique have prepared.
Continue reading...
