“It’s a new coach, but it’s the same staff as under Éric Roy, so we imagine the style will be somewhat similar to what we’ve seen in recent years. They’re a very tough side to face, especially at home. It’ll be a tough game, so we need to be aware that Brest have a different attacking style to what we’re used to seeing. Their players are very active, put in a lot of crosses and look to win the second balls… It’s different but exciting and motivating because we’re in a unique situation for us, being so far off the top spots, it’s a source of motivation for the team. So I hope to see a good performance on Sunday and pick up the three points.”
"It will be very nice. He was a very different sort of person, he showed that he was ready to overcome his health issues. He won’t be there on Sunday, but he’ll be with us. I hope it will be a special day. We will miss him. That’s just how it is, that’s life, we have to carry on. I think he’ll be very happy to see this tribute."
“I was very pleased with what I saw over the first three games, despite some unfair results. We deserved more points. But when you don’t win in three game in a row, there are things to improve on. We’ve already improved on certain details. Improving will be a source of motivation for the next two matches. We need points. The three points will be very important.”
“We’ll be rotating players across all positions. If you take a closer look at the team, it’s the most balanced squad I’ve ever had as a coach. If anyone gets injured, we’ve got top class options to cover for them. For a while last season, we had a lot of injuries in midfield. This year, if we have three players injured in the same area, we’ll have options to deal with it.”
“Everyone knows that Paris Saint-Germain play as a team. We have several players who can win the Ballon d’Or. That’s our approach to playing football, and then winning. We shouldn’t change anything from the last two years.”
