He charges PSG with the help of Cristiano Ronaldo

Passed by the PSG between 2010 and 2013, Mathieu Bodmer lived the first seasons of the Qatari era. Recently, he took the example of Blaise Matuidi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic to describe the change that had taken place internally, particularly with regard to training intensity. The former Parisian midfielder replied, also citing Cristiano Ronaldo, whom he knew at Juventus.

While Christophe Galtier has been in the eye of the storm in recent weeks, some players would criticize the quality of his internal training. However, you also need committed players to make the sessions go well and pull everyone up. In this context, Matthew Bodmer gave the example of Blaise Matuidi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, whom he rubbed shoulders with PSG in the early years of the era QSI.

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“He hits, hits you, in every training he is 100%”

“ There are two players who have changed things at PSG? For me, the first is Blaise Matuidi. Because he came from Saint-Etienne and at the time no one considered him a great player. (…) From the first training, the level of intensity changed. He hits you, hits you, in each training he is 100%. And necessarily with Blaise you had to play serious. Intensity, every day, is not a cheat. He raised the level of the team “, told Matthew Bodmer about Blaise Matuidi. The latter answered him, in an interview granted to the Parisian.

“With Cristiano and, like Zlatan, it was always 200%, all the time”

” I don’t want to offend the players in place. Already it makes me happy that Mathieu remembers it and that he made reference to that. I was not alone, there was Zlatan too. But I always had as a principle, “We play as we train.” It was my way of being but it’s not the case for everyone… But this state of mind, you must try to transmit it to your teammates. I also had the chance to play with Cristiano (Ronaldo) and, like Zlatan, it was always 200%, all the time. I don’t know how training is going at PSG. But, in my conception, it would be necessary to give the best during the sessions in the face of tough competition and to fight to earn your place every weekend. “, said Blaise Matuidi.