The World Cup is just around the corner and no one wants to miss it. Messi, with a sore Achilles tendon, will miss tomorrow’s match against Lorient. Christophe Galtier did not make a direct reference to Messi, but pointed out that the best way to get to Qatar is by competing. PSG have more than enough in the league and can rotate, and tomorrow there will be changes to the starting eleven. These are the reactions of the French coach:
Players Caution: “Anyone who is likely to play in the World Cup is worried about the risk of injury. If someone is afraid or afraid, let me know and I will leave him. If this happens, someone else will have a good chance. However, I think I think the best way to get to Qatar is through racing. I said weeks ago in the locker room that they should be focused and not relax”.
Nothing serious about Messi: “He has inflammation in the Achilles tendon, but I think he will be in time to play in Auxerre next weekend. Kimpembe too. Maybe Ekitike or Pablo Sarabia have more options to play”.
General fatigue: “We have played a lot in a short time. For many, twenty-three games have been open since the start of this intense season. Usually the group stage of the Champions League ends in mid-December, while this one has ended now. We are tired and we lack energy, that is normal”.
Lorient, a rival to be reckoned with: “He has a lot of rhythm, he likes the ball, works at the back. This is a mobile team, with permanent changes between players and this will put pressure on us. It also rides well. Like Troyes. The season he is having is no accident. He worked hard to be on top.”
The approach, subject to improvement: “We work on it, although it’s complicated because we meet physical rivals. However, it is true that we conceded some goals from the second or third ball, and we cannot allow that. That is not higher or higher, but more focused and focused. Everyone knows their duty and must apply themselves to avoid this kind of situation”.
Source: La Verdad
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