Paris (AP) – Paris Saint-Germain Coach Luis Enrique When they started, he had high opinions from his players. Champions League Title defense in Atalanta’s 4-0 loss on Wednesday.
In his second straight home game, he did so against the lens in League 1 on Sunday, observing the first half from above the stands rather than the sidelines.
“I’m doing the same thing I did in my last match, so I get a lot of information from above that can be used at halftime,” Luis Enrique told broadcaster Canal Plus before kickoff with Atalanta. “It’s important for me to have more information.”
Luis Enrique returns and patrols the touchline with Atalanta in the second half, with his left arm behind the sling Break his collarbone A recent cycling accident.
At a pre-match press conference, he explained the reasons behind his new approach. Rugby coaches use this method.
“It’s very different to see the game sitting. My halftime talk about the lens was totally different because I was there. I saw something that would improve, some mistakes,” he said. “I’ve been thinking about ways for a long time how we can add something to the way we do things. I’m always open and open to things that can improve performance.”
Luis Enrique is one of the few coaches to win European elite club competition with the various clubs that led Lionel Messie Inspiration to the glory in 2015.
What’s next for PSG? A trip to Barcelona on October 1st.
“There’s no surprise with the quality of the players,” he said. “We need to improve certain things.”
However, coach Ivan Julich of Atalanta didn’t see much of a PSG improving.
“We can’t be too disappointed with ourselves because they’re really incredible aspects,” he said. “We did really well in the first 10 minutes, but it got tough.”
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