Blaise Matuidi, the Franco-Angolan midfielder, has become a crucial player for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and the French national team. He had an outstanding season and is considered one of the pillars of the PSG squad. As the new season is about to begin, Matuidi is aware of the challenges ahead for PSG in defending its title.
In an interview with L’Equipe, Matuidi expressed his optimism and stated that PSG can even do better than last season. He emphasized the importance of targeting the two National Cups and acknowledged that the competition would be tougher, with strong teams like Monaco and a strengthened Marseille.
Matuidi acknowledged that PSG will be expected more and mentioned that the squad hasn’t changed much, which he sees as a form of recruitment. He anticipates a different PSG, with the team knowing each other better. Matuidi emphasized that he won’t change his approach and will aim to be present from the start of the season. He also highlighted areas where he believes he can improve, such as his forward passing game
