Paris Saint-Germain coach wary of tough match against Chelsea
‘I’ve been better in defeat,’ Enrique notes
With only one match left in the season where Paris Saint-Germain secured their first historic Champions League victory to complete a treble, the upcoming Club World Cup final, Luis Enrique insists it hasn’t been his finest. He believes he was at his best during losses. Moreover, the PSG coach regards Manchester City as the top team and acknowledges that Chelsea, whom he compares to his own team, poses a challenge that could spoil their flawless season. Enrique has great admiration for Chelsea’s manager.
“The Champions League was our debut win and held great significance; it was our primary goal upon arriving in Paris last year,” Enrique stated. “We have the opportunity on Sunday, with the season’s final match, to win another title, the Club World Cup. However, it’s crucial to recognize the game’s difficulty. Enzo Maresca is a coach I admire. I appreciate his ball-playing style. They possess numerous skilled individuals but also exhibit a strong sense of responsibility. They resemble our team in some ways. They’re physically robust too. The game will be quite balanced and extremely challenging.
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