It’s tense at the moment at PSG. Since this defeat against Monaco, there is a lot of information coming out about what is happening internally. And that does not make you dream… If Kylian Mbappé tries somehow to play his role as leader, tensions clearly exist, especially between players and leaders. The tone has notably risen between the Neymar / Marquinhos duo and Luis Campos, and the first player mentioned is increasingly criticized, internally and by supporters on social networks.
In today’s edition, The Team reveals many details about the situation. The upper echelons of Qatar are unhappy with the turn of the season, just as locker room managers believe that the workforce is weaker than last season. Between some players, the current goes badly. Presnel Kimpembe is notably quoted, he who alienated Marquinhos, going to speak to the supporters after the defeat against Montpellier when the Brazilian had asked the players to return to the locker room.
Galtier is getting fed up
The newspaper evokes a general tense atmosphere since the return of the World Cup. Christophe Galtier tried to calm things down, especially in this conflict which pitted Marquinhos and Neymar against Campos, but the French coach also has a lot of differences with the Portuguese. He himself begins to get annoyed at not being able to put in place what he wants tactically when the opposing team recovers the ball. The fact that his three star attackers are not defending is also clearly starting to annoy him since it prevents him from deploying a coherent defensive organization.
And behind, it is he who is singled out in the event of a bad result. A situation that does not go unnoticed, since he does not hesitate to show it. The relationship between the coach and most of his players remains however still correct, for the moment. Everything will probably depend on what happens in this famous return match against Bayern Munich. But before thinking of a victory in Bavaria, we will have to start by beating LOSC this Sunday afternoon…
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