The coach of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Luis Enriquehe extolled his team as “collective” on Friday, but acknowledged that the Spanish midfielder Fabián Ruiz is “indisputable.” “The key is the team. All players, even those who at certain times have not played. In collective everyone strives. Fabián is a particular case because he had problems perhaps two years ago, but it seems to me an indisputable and very important player for everyone and for me as a coach,” he explained.
The Asturian coach appeared this Friday before the media, as prior to the final of the Club World Cup that his team will play against Chelsea on Sunday, and explained that “the objective” and “the commitment” of the sports direction, the president Al Khelaifi and of him as a coach is to make a squad with “13 or 15 stars at the service of the team”.
Fabián, an indisputable in Luis Enrique's PSG
This philosophy contrasts with the one presented by the PSG since the Catarí leader assumed the reins in 2011, when at the coup of a hearing year after year he signed some of the most coveted soccer players of the moment, such as Leo Messi, Mbappé or Neymar, among many others.
On the other hand, when asked about Si Ousmane Dembélé, he is currently the best player in the world, he replied that he does not believe in individual awards. “The team is always above individualities. PSG is a reference of what we try to convey. Without any doubt, Ousmane has been the best player of the season for what he has achieved individually in contribution of goals and assists, but because those goals, assists and work have made the PSG conquer all the titles in which he has participated,” said Luis Enrique. And he added that “in his opinion” must be the “sine qua non condition” to decide to individually reward a player.
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Chelsea and the PSG will see the faces this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. local time at Metlife Stadium (New Jersey) to decide the Club World Cup champion.
