Following the elimination of Paris Saint-Germain in the knockout stages of the Champions League against Bayern Munich on Wednesday, Christophe Galtier is inevitably pointed to as the main responsible for the new Parisian rout.
Despite very big ambitions and a squad full of stars, like Kylian Mbappé, Lionel Messi or Neymar, the club from the French capital will not win the Champions League this season. Blame it on Bayern Munich, who pulled out all the stops on the first leg (1-0) then on the return (2-0) in the round of 16. But if the Parisians have been depressed since this early elimination from the C1, they can only blame themselves. Because it is Paris which has not been at the level collectively to qualify for the quarters. All because of the players but also Christophe Galtier, who failed to create a positive dynamic to overthrow Julian Nagelsmann’s Bayern. Suffice to say that the PSG coach is considered the first person responsible for PSG’s exit from the Champions League, according to Christophe Dugarry.
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📣 Dugarry has a message for Galtier: “Galette, take matters into your own hands! You made a fool of yourself Galette. You have the potential and the power to decide. (…) There, he’s got it all wrong. About what we see on the bench and in the analyses, because we know him, he’s not Galette!” pic.twitter.com/QF8IXyKKNL
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“I’m glad they’re out. For what ? Because when you work badly you don’t get rewarded. I may be a dreamer but I like clubs that work well to be rewarded, there it has been working badly for 10 years. A more or less important revolution takes place every year: it changes sporting director, it buys players… But there is a skills deficit. There is incredible incompetence, at the highest level. What I don’t like with Galtier is that with Luis Campos they protect themselves while the problems are linked from the start to the construction of the team. And it’s not right to tackle a 17-year-old like El Chadaille Bitshiabu. His post-match analysis is off the mark. Now, I want to send him a message: “Stay Galette, but you have character, you’re not afraid, so take matters into your own hands!”. You made a fool of yourself Galette but you have the strength to be able to decide. He would grow out of it. He has it all wrong there, even though he has character and strength. It’s not Galette, what I see on the bench and in his analyses. Where is the best French coach? Show them! How could he say that Paris was not playing the season on this match? My god, it is not possible to do this analysis! », launched the RMC consultant, who hopes that Galtier will finally put his paw on PSG before the end of the season. Otherwise, it will be too late, and the former Nice coach will leave through the back door like all his predecessors…