Siaka Tiéné’s desire for more playing time and his willingness to leave Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is evident in his recent statements to Le Parisien. The Ivorian player expresses his disappointment in not being part of the regular playing squad despite his international experience.
Tiéné highlights his conversation with Carlo Ancelotti at the end of the previous season, where the coach mentioned increased competition but did not ask him to leave. The player, who has experienced fluctuations in his role within the team, emphasizes the difficulty of going from a starting or primary substitute position to being the third choice.
His concern about missing out on the African Cup of Nations (CAN) in January adds urgency to his desire for regular playing time. Tiéné’s statements reflect the challenges faced by players when seeking consistent opportunities in competitive football environments.
