“The Titis will be there,” warned Luis Enrique. They are present in force in the group selected for the last match of the year 2025. Traveling to Nantes to face the amateurs of Vendée Fontenay (N3), resident of the fifth division, this Saturday at 9 p.m., the Parisians will present themselves without several injured players (Safonov, Lee, Barcola), at the CAN (Hakimi, Mbaye) or on rest (Pacho, Marquinhos, Kvaratskhelia). Defections which naturally benefit young people.
Unsurprisingly, Quentin Ndjantou is on the trip, accompanied by goalkeeper Martin James, Noham Kamara and David Boly, who have not yet played with the professional team this season. Mathis Jangeal, who appeared against Auxerre on September 27, also makes his return when a newcomer, Noah Nsoki, will honor his first call-up.
His goal against Tottenham in the Youth League left its mark
At 18 years old, this attacking midfielder – cousin of the former Titi Stanley Nsoki – is one of the players in form in the Espoirs group at the moment. Mostly used on the wing, on the left as on the right, he showed very good things during his last outings with Jean-François Vulliez’s team, displaying a certain regularity in his performances.
Since the start of the season, he has gained momentum and proved the educators right who see potential in him for the high level.
His goal against Tottenham in the Youth League at the end of November made a lasting impression. He did it again ten days ago in Bilbao by opening the scoring with a real attacking move. This first call-up to the professionals appears to be a good signal in a period where discussions are accelerating for players of the 2008 generation who, like him, are reaching the end of their aspiring contract next June.
