PSG press review: Zaïre-Emery steps up, Marquinhos returns | OneFootball

This Monday, October 27, the French press (on the sports side) focused on Paris Saint-Germain's Warren Zaïre-Emery (19 years old) returning to form, which will add competition, and on Marquinhos (31-year-old defender and captain) rejoining the group with the desire to have a great year, especially with the World Cup with Brazil at the beginning. Finally, there is a mention of Achraf Hakimi, the 26-year-old right-back, who is resting until Thursday.

Le Parisien –

L’Equipe –

Zaïre-Emery went through a difficult period last season, while the trio Fabian Ruiz/Vitina/João Neves impressed and established themselves. It will be hard to dislodge any of them, but the Titi shows that he is a real option and could suit certain opponents well. In any case, his return to form is excellent news. It's clear that there is room to be taken.

PSG also sees Senny Mayulu (19 years old) making his mark and Lee Kang-In (24 years old) finding a bit more consistency. This helps "strengthen" the group, even though they were already present last season. The gap is smaller, and Paris seems stronger. This further justifies a wise transfer market that leaves room for young players. We also gradually see Titis getting opportunities, like Quentin Ndjantou (17 years old).

As for Marquinhos, it's assumed that he returns with a certain determination. There has never been any doubt about his professionalism or his desire to win with PSG. Additionally, there is the opportunity to make history with Brazil, so it's clearly not the time to relax.

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