How about this? João Neves’ coach steals the show in PSG clash | OneFootball

Just over a week after undergoing surgery following a bicycle accident, Luis Enrique made an appearance at the match between PSG and Lens. However, the spotlight was on where the coach of João Neves and Gonçalo Ramos watched the duel from.

According to reports, the coach, who manages the team of the two former Benfica players, was seen watching the first half of the game from the stands at the Parc des Princes, for a matter of... perspective. When asked about the situation, Luis Enrique gave the example of rugby coaches.

"For some time now, I’ve seen rugby coaches analyzing games from a very different perspective. I like the possibility of seeking that improvement. I wanted to follow the first half from the stands and it was magnificent. It’s different," the Spanish coach began to explain, still recovering from surgery.

Next, Luis Enrique explained the difference he found watching the match from that area, instead of the pitch as usual: "I can control everything. It’s an interesting option that I’ll use in the future. After this, you can perfectly give the halftime talk because you saw clearly who played well on the field. We have a lot of direct information."

It should be remembered that the coach suffered a serious injury to his left clavicle during the international break, but still managed to be fit enough to be present at the first match for the French side, which ended with a victory for the Parisian champions, by two goals to nil.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.