After the elimination in the round of 16 of the Champions League, changes are expected at Paris Saint-Germain. In recent days, the future of Christophe Galtier and Luis Campos has been called into question, as well as that of executive players whose performances have disappointed. However, according to Stéphane Guy, it is another person who is at fault: Nasser Al-Khelaïfi.
Already eliminated from the French CupTHE Paris Saint Germain now only has the championship to play for. The hopes in Champions League once again did not go beyond the month of March, with an elimination in the round of 16 against the Bayern Munich. A constant in recent seasons, since it is the fifth time in seven years that the PSG is eliminated at this stage of the competition.
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Expected change at PSG
If the future of Christophe Galtier And Luis Campos is questioned, that of some players as well. Most of the summer recruits did not respond, while the extensions of Sergio Ramos And Lionel Messi also question several observers. However, for Stephane Guy, the problem lies elsewhere. According to the journalist of RMCIt is Nasser Al-Khelaifi who should bear the brunt of the poor results in Champions League.
“Nasser is the symbol of failures in the Champions League”
” What struck me is that basically all the criticism goes to the players, the coach and Campos. But we forget the main culprit. There is a gentleman who absolutely must leave if PSG wants to become a football club again with a project, he is the president. Nasser is the symbol of chess in the Champions League. For the moment, he has an immunity totem. Qatar, the emir must draw the conclusions from all this and modify the management of PSG. The president must go. It’s been going on for 10 years. He speaks twice a year. I spent my life asking French football officials what they thought of him. Nobody is able to have an objective opinion on him. Thanks to the checkbook, everyone thinks it’s great “, said Stephane Guy in L’After Foot on RMC.
