Daily Digest PSG: attacking power and Mayulu making his mark | OneFootball

This Thursday, October 23, the French press (on the sporting side) focused on Paris Saint-Germain’s offensive power and the rise of Senny Mayulu (19-year-old midfielder/forward). Not to mention the conference held by Parisian president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi at the Sorbonne.

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Indeed, PSG has been racking up goals for months (on average, it’s impossible to score several goals every single time). What’s particularly impressive is that everything is far from relying on just one or two players. Not even really on the forwards. The danger comes from everywhere, as we saw again this Tuesday against Bayer Leverkusen with attackers, midfielders, and defenders all scoring. And with just about every possible type of goal. It’s impressive and, inevitably, encouraging for what’s to come.

Mayulu has managed to carve out a place for himself in this dangerous squad, notably thanks to his versatility. Armed with great game intelligence and technical finesse, the Titi knows how to adapt and make an impact in order to win duels. At just 19 years old, he’s becoming a real option in one of the best teams of the moment. That’s no small feat. We’re eager to see what’s next, with the possibility of a great career ahead.

In any case, it’s clear that Paris is counting on him for the future. The project is well in place, with a structure that took time to build, but is here to last. This PSG is far from satisfied.

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