Pastore happy with PSG’s progress and confident for next season | OneFootball

Javier Pastore, former Argentine attacking midfielder (29 caps), notably with Paris Saint-Germain (2011-2018), stopped to speak to the media outside the Elysée during PSG’s celebrations for their second straight Champions League title. He spoke with great pride and confidence about what lies ahead.

Pastore: “It’s a lot of work, ambition and long-term vision.”

Your feeling here?

I think it’s great, and for PSG it’s even better. We’re happy to see you here again, in this very beautiful palace.

What does this second title mean for PSG?

It’s a lot of work, ambition and long-term vision. No one believed in 2011 that PSG could do this after 15 years. Over the last 6 years, there have been 3 finals and 2 wins. That’s work. I’m happy for the club, for the president, for the coach, for the players. There are some very beautiful things.

There is an exceptional training center. It’s a club that keeps improving every year. For me, there is no ceiling.

Pastore: “everyone can think that we’re going to win next year.”

What was it like in Budapest, what emotions did you feel?

It was a match with a lot of emotion. They conceded a goal right away, but PSG had control of the match and was looking for chances. I was calm, I knew that holding on for 90 minutes against a very strong team like PSG is very difficult. After that, when Dembélé scored, I felt more relaxed. In the end, penalties are like that, Paris had the luck to win and that’s what matters.

Is the treble possible?

Now, we can do anything (smile). We hadn’t won a Champions League, and now it’s 2 in a row. So everyone can think that we’re going to win next year.

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