Neymar on the bad situation at PSG: the problem concerns young players

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The poor form of the Parisian footballers At the end of the season, Germain could well end up under the orders of the German coach Thomas Tuchel.

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Manchester United's first unexpected stop in the eighth round of the Champions League, then three unsuccessful attempts to reach the title of the French league with 10 goals scored (PSG finally helped to defeat the direct competitor of Olympique Lille, note) and the penalty and the current penalty in the final of the Coupe de France against Stade Rennes, while it was 2-0 against the favorite of Paris.

The partial defeats of the Princes Park team are also added by January's home defeat in the quarter-finals of the League Cup with Guingamp (1: 2), although a few days later, during the match in Paris the same opponent at 9: 0.

"It's hard to say exactly what we're missing to make it even more powerful, maybe we're too weak not only on the offensive, but also on the defensive, we're not strong enough to miss out." This is not an easy situation, I thought about it. " tried to explain PSG coach Thomas Tuchel.

The statistics remind us that Tuchel's predecessor, Unai Emery, ended up in Paris in April 2018, when he had won the victory in France that season, his team becoming champion of the League and winner of the Cups of France and the League. The same thing happened in 2016 when Laurent Blanc moved the rudder into the hands of Emery. It follows that the predecessors of Tuchel were more successful than him, but they did not continue.

One of his most influential players, Neymar, also commented on the current mini-champion of France. He thinks the problem mainly concerns young footballers.

"They should listen more than talk, sometimes it happens that experienced players say something and that they answer them.And it turns out that they are sending back the coach.This is not as well as he can do it, " said Neymar according to French media.

The Brazilian striker says he himself was a young FC Barcelona student with older teammates, including Andrés Iniesta, Xavi Hernández and Lionel Messi. "It's so well established that the youngest have to listen to the elders who have experience, I've also tried it when I started in Barcelona," Neymar added.