Luis Enrique provided insights ahead of the PSG and AC Milan clash in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night.
**The Milan AC Threat**: “The real value of AC Milan is a great team that has always played in top competitions. All clubs in the world have their ups and downs, but AC Milan is currently in good shape, with the ball and a great coach, M. Pioli. That’s why it’s the group of death: all four teams can progress from this group.”
“These are vital matches that can determine the circumstances of the last two matchdays, but we’re focusing on each game.”
**Ballon d’Or?** “I don’t know. You’re welcome,” Luis Enrique responded, appearing a bit annoyed.
**RKM or Ramos?** “It’s important to have competition in every position. You mentioned Kolo Muani and Ramos, but there’s also Barcola and Asensio (he named several other players). There are plenty of options; it’s a privilege to have so many players at this level.”
**PSG Going on the Offensive**: “We’ll attack as always; we’re a team that has always attacked. We’ve consistently had more ball possession than our opponents. We’ll also need to defend in our own half. I’m optimistic about what I see, what I perceive from my players in the way they train.”
**Donnarumma’s Footwork**: “We all have room for improvement. Before coming to PSG, I knew Donnarumma was a world-class player. He can progress, but he’s top-notch as a professional and as a person.”
**No Advantage for the Attackers Knowing Maignan**: “I’d like it to be an advantage, but I won’t pick my lineup based on who knows him better. Everyone knows Keylor, Donnarumma, and it’s still tough to score against them. Just because you share the same nationality doesn’t mean you’ll be more likely to score. It would be nice if that were the case.”