PSG v Brest, PSG ratings: Ramos struggles, Mayulu solid, Dro steps up | OneFootball

This Sunday, during the 33rd matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026, Paris Saint-Germain faced Brest at the Parc des Princes. After a match in which the Rouge et Bleu struggled to score despite heavy domination, they still managed to win at the very end, 1-0. Here are our ratings for the Parisians.

Goalkeeper –

Renato Marin (6)  – Rarely threatened, with a few well-judged saves in the first half. However, he needs to be careful with his aerial outings.

Defenders –

Senny Mayulu (6.5) – A good game on his side, positive going forward, and not under too much pressure defensively.

Marquinhos (6) – A solid match from him. Rarely threatened, he played high up the pitch, but he could have contributed even more overloads.

Ilyia Zabarnyi (6) – Like Marquinhos, he stayed fairly conservative in buildup play, while defensively he had little to do.

Lucas Hernandez (6) – Fairly focused, he delivered a good overall performance.

Midfielders –

Lucas Beraldo (4) – He was less noticeable than in recent outings. More reserved in his approach, he was less influential in midfield with his passing.

Dro Fernandez (6) – A difficult start to the match, but he gradually grew into it and ended up putting in a fairly interesting overall performance.

Fabian Ruiz (6) – A decent match from him. He played as the main deep-lying distributor, with mixed success. Replaced in the 61st minute by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

Forwards –

Lee Kang-in (5.5) – It is difficult to judge him completely. His technique is impressive at times, but it is rarely decisive, or at least not effective often enough. Replaced by Désiré Doué in the 53rd minute.

Bradley Barcola (4) – He no longer gets past defenders with his dribbles, he is making technical mistakes, and he is getting fewer and fewer chances. He is lacking confidence, and it shows. Replaced by Joao Neves in the 69th minute.

Gonçalo Ramos (3) – His time at PSG seems to be nearing its end. He can no longer make the difference, surely due to a lack of confidence and playing time. Another difficult opportunity for him as a starter. Replaced by Ousmane Dembélé in the 61st minute.

Coach –

Luis Enrique (6) – Caught up in his squad rotation, he saw his team lose its way despite the chances created. His team of “substitutes” is not at the level of the “starters,” and at this important moment when he needs everyone, it could have led to a tense end to the Ligue 1 season. His substitutions “obviously” made the difference.

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