The Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino, whom the French media places as the successor of the German Thomas Tuchel at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), it is scheduled to arrive in the French capital later this week, indicated this Wednesday the newspaper Le Parisien.
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The managers do not want to let any day go by thinking about the future of the team and hope that the Argentine, who also wore the club’s colors when he was a player, sign your membership in the Paris team as soon as possible.
Le Parisien highlighted this Wednesday that Zoumana Camara, a former assistant to the German, will be one of the few members of the previous squad that will remain in the coaching staff, although his continuity still depends on the validation of Pochettino.
The Argentine played for PSG between 2001 and 2003 and has not trained for a year after his dismissal from Tottenham after leading this team. to the final of the Champions League and have had one of the best seasons of all its history.
If the news is confirmed, which the media see as imminent, PSG would be the fourth team to train after having debuted at Espanyol, who led Southampton between 2009 and 2012, between 2013 and 2014, and Tottenham, between 2014 and 2019.
The sports newspaper L’Équipe stressed this Wednesday that with his probable arrival on the bench “the leaders of PSG they send a very clear signal “to the team. This in relation to the management that you want with the team and the objectives that you have set.
“The level of involvement required during training will be particularly high,” said that sportsman, according to which Tuchel privileged “affection therapy” with his stars, despite some calls for attention to players like Mbappé or Say Maria.
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PSG achieved their qualification to the knockout stages of the Champions League and is currently in third place in the local tournament standings with 35 points and one of the leader of the table that is Lyon.
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