Paris coach Enrique: Milan is a strong enemy, he doesn t care about the Golden Ball Awards, he focuses on every

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At 3 am on October 26, Paris Saint-Germain will play a fierce UEFA Champions League group stage with Milan at its own stadium of glory. Paris coach Enrique was full of passion at the pre-match press conference and was full of confidence and expectation for this battle with the ancient giants.

Enrique is full of praise for Milan. He said: "As a team with a long history, its real value lies in their active participation in major events. It is the norm for football clubs to experience periodic ups and downs, and Milan is in very good shape, especially with the leadership of excellent head coach Pioli. This is also why our group is called the Death Group because there are four strong teams who have the strength to qualify."

When asked who will win the Golden Ball Award, Enrique humorously replied: "I don't know, thank you." This witty response immediately attracted a burst of laughter from the media on the scene.

For the two matches against Milan, Enrique stressed that each match is crucial because it determines the situation faced by the team in the last two rounds. He insists that at this stage he only focuses on every game in front of him.

Speaking of competition in key positions, Enrique said that the team has fierce competition in every position, which is very important for the team's development. He mentioned the competition between Muani and Gonzalo Ramos, but also pointed out that players such as Barcola and Asensio are equally good. Enrique is proud to say that it is his honor to have so many great players reaching this level.

When talking about the team's tactics, Enrique emphasized that Paris Saint-Germain always adheres to offensive football, and the team always has more possession of the ball in the game. He also pays attention to the team's defensive performance in the half-court and expresses his satisfaction with the players' performance in training.

Talking about the team's defense, Enrique believes that fans like to see the team organized in an orderly manner in the defense. They highly appreciate the players' mentality and put pressure on their opponents by launching offenses.

For Donnarumma's skills at feet, Enrique believes that he still has room for improvement. He knew Donnarumma was a world-class player before coming to Paris Saint-Germain and believed he could make even greater breakthroughs in the future. Enrique gave a very high praise to Donaruma as a professional player and a person, and he thought Donaruma was first-class.

When asked what kind of forward line Milan would send, Enrique seemed very cautious. He said that as the head coach of Paris, he could not comment on Milan's players because it was Milan's business and not Paris's. He said that Milan played 4-3-3 formation, and performed well in both balls and without balls, and was very organized. They know how to defend and make reasonable adjustments to the lineup. If Milan changes its tactics, then Paris will make adjustments. If the tactics remain unchanged, Paris will do its best as it used to be.

Finally, when it comes to Menion, Enrique hopes that his forwards will fully understand their advantages in the face of Milan's defense. He said people are aware of the excellent performances of Navas and Donaruma, and players feel pressure when facing them because they know it is not easy to score. But he also reminded the team that players from the same country may not necessarily give better chances to score, and it all depends on the players' performance.

The confrontation between Paris Saint-Germain and Milan is destined to be a football feast. Enrique's magic will be displayed on the court. We will wait and see if he can lead the team to victory!