Luis Enrique’s work at the helm of PSG has been exceptional, managing to build a solid and competitive team after the departure of figures such as Lionel Messi, Neymar Jr. and Kylian Mbappé.
Despite initial doubts about his project, the Spanish coach has demonstrated his ability by taking PSG to a Champions League semi-final in his first season and currently guiding the team on a spectacular campaign.
One of Luis Enrique’s greatest achievements has been to foster the young talent in the squad. Ousmane Dembele has emerged as one of the best players of the season, while Bradley Barcola continues to develop at an impressive level.
In midfield, Vitinha and Joao Neves have proven to be key pieces in the new team structure, offering quality and dynamism in every game.
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Didier Deschamps praises PSG and their impact in France
PSG’s impact has not gone unnoticed by Didier Deschamps, the current France coach, who has expressed his admiration for Luis Enrique’s team.
In recent statements, Deschamps stated that PSG is one of the 10 most important clubs in the world, and that, with the current squad, it is a serious candidate to win the UEFA Champions League.
Deschamps also stressed the importance of PSG in developing players for the French national team, as reported by Le Parisien.
He recalled how the club was key in the formation of players who contributed to the world title in 2018, and noted that the current team remains a great source of talent for the national team.
Didier Deschamps following PSG’s jewel, Desire Doue
In this context, he mentioned Desire Doue, a footballer with extraordinary talent, whom he followed closely at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and who could soon make his debut in the senior team.
The most important plans for the French national team are to compete in the 2026 World Cup and with great figures they could once again win the most important tournament in the world.
With a young, dynamic and talented team, PSG is not only emerging as one of the strongest clubs in Europe, but it continues to be a key piece in the growth of French football.
