Ligue 1
Neymar: ‘I have a contract with Paris, I want to win the Champions League next season’
Referring to his contract with Paris and the scenarios for his possible exit, Neymar stressed that he will not leave but also that he wants to win the Champions League with the Parisians.
Neymar isn’t thinking of leaving Paris Saint-Germain before his contract expires and stressed in his interview to Canal + that his goal is to win the Champions League with the team next season.
At the same time, the Brazilian star referenced Killian Ebape’s decision to stay in Paris while also discussing Lionel Messi and his difficulties in adjusting to Paris after so many years at Barcelona.
“I confess that I didn’t know until the last minute that Ebape would stay. I found out the day before the announcement. I was very glad Killian decided to stay. I think the Paris project is the right thing for his career I think it’s good that he’s staying with the team for a few more years, that he’s trying to win the Champions League in his country with his city’s team, so I think that it is the right choice.
Maybe he’ll change his mind and want to play for another team in the future, but that his decision is right now. Having players like Killian on the team is always very important.
Leo has spent many years in Barcelona. It’s difficult to adapt, it’s difficult to change groups and cities. He also came with his family. The language is also different. There are many things that make the situation difficult. Team play style is different and players don’t understand how he plays.
So none of this helps. Leo, Killian and I are players who are always judged on performance, stats, titles we’ve won. We are aware of our responsibility and therefore always try to do our best.
My ambition is the same. To win every possible title. I want to play well and win the World Cup and the Champions League. Those are my ambitions for next season. Must be near Paris. “I have a contract with the team so there is no other choice.”
Source: sport 24
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Ligue 1
Paris: “We completely reject any plan for the so-called Super League”
The European Super League wants to change the situation in European football, but at the moment it is difficult to find many strong allies, with Paris having made it clear that it has no intention whatsoever of becoming part of this league.
The General Court of the European Union on Thursday (December 21) accepted the appeal of A22, which represents the European Super League, against the monopoly of UEFA and FIFA, ruling that the European associations do not have the right to authorize interclub competition.
This fact gave Barcelona and Real, who are leading the effort to create the ESL, the right to talk about a new era that is dawning in the football of the old continent, but their dream of leaving aside the European Football Federation will not come true is easy .
And that is because they are currently facing numerous hurdles erected by famous European teams that do not want to leave the UEFA umbrella, including Paris, which expresses its categorical rejection of the prospect of creating the new organization.
“Paris Saint-Germain strongly rejects any plan for the so-called Super League, which has been in place since day one and will always remain so.
As a proud European institution, Paris supports the principles of the European sports model, the values of open competition and inclusion, and collaborates with all recognized bodies in European football.
Especially with the fans and the players who are at the heart of the game.”says the corresponding announcement on Wednesday, which bears the signature of Paris President Nasser Al-Khelaifi.
Source: sport 24
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Ligue 1
Proud brother Mbappe of Ethan’s debut: “I enjoy it even more than him”
Kylian Mbappe is the proud big brother and did not hide his joy at his brother Ethan’s debut in the Paris game against Metz.
Paris needed it against Metz but managed to beat them 3-1 on matchday 17 of Ligue 1 and stayed at a safe distanceNice and Monaco.
The Celebrant Kylian Mbappe, who had his birthday, Redeemed scored two goals against the Parisians and saw his brother Ethan make his official debut in the team when he came on as a substitute in the 90+2 minute.
“I am happy. He enjoys it, but as a big brother I enjoy it even more, it’s really cool. I didn’t think I would have such a special day, but I will really remember this game.
Ethan’s performance in particular was the highlight of the game for me. Winning is always special. A goal is always special, but today it was even more special. It’s a wonderful day,” said the 25-year-old star.
Source: sport 24
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Ligue 1
Mbappe gave Paris a birthday present, a defeat for Marseille
Paris narrowly beat Metz 3-1 and kept its distance from Nice and Monaco, who also took three points. Defeat for Marseille.
Paris, on the other hand, needed them Metsbut managed to achieve victory 3-1 for the 17th matchday of Ligue 1 and was kept at a safe distance from their pursuers.
The champions were in full control of the game but were unable to reach the final as Luis Enrique’s 3-4-3 didn’t work. At the start of the second half, Vitinia made amends for the hosts, who scored another goal in the 60th minute through Kylian Mbappe. The visitors slowed down with a rare attacking burst in the 72nd minute and Mathieu Oudol’s goal sparked unrest in the stands until Mbappe parried it away. The French superstar scored 16 goals on his 25th birthday this season, with Paris repaying the gift with an injury-time debut for his 16-year-old brother Etienne Mbappe.
THE Nis stayed five points behind the leader, although she also tried hard until she could beat me 2:0 The lance at the Cote d’azur. Francesco Farioli’s men were in control in the first half, but once the visitors started moving the ball more, the odds were in the home side’s favor. Teramas Mophie came on as a substitute in the 73rd minute and five minutes later scored the game’s two goals to give his team victory.
Monaco prevailed 2-1 her Toulouse away and maintained this gap to the leader and remained in 3rd place in the overall ranking. The star of the game was Wishan Ben Yedder, who responded to Frank Magri’s goal and caused the surprise before the end of the first half. Aleksandr Golovin’s dismissal in the 51st minute led to a retreat from Andy Hitter’s men, who retained the lead, limiting the hosts’ space and good moments.
Marseille hit the brakes Montpellierbecause after four wins in a row he stayed there 1-1. The hosts actually took the lead through Khalil Fayyad in the 14th minute, but then Gennaro Gattuso’s players took the ball at their feet and tried with all their might to find a way. Jordan Vertou equalized for Marseille in the 52nd minute, but they found no other answer and were limited to a point.
The results of the 17th game
- Paris – Metz 3-1 (49′ Vitinia, 60′, 83′ Mbappe / 72′ Udol)
- Strasbourg – Lille 2-1 (41′ self. Yoro, 76′ Mwanga / 20′ self. Silas)
- Toulouse – Monaco 1-2 (5′ Magri / 26′, 44′ penalty. Ben Yedder)
- Lyon – Nantes 1:0 (49′ Lacazette)
- Nice – Lance 2:0 (76′ penalty, 78′ Moffi)
- Clermont-Rennes 1-3 (3′ Nicholson / 52′ Calimuendo, 86′ D. Due, 90+7′ penalty. Blas)
- Reims – Le Havre 1:0 (25′ Nakamura)
- Montpellier – Marseilles 1-1 (14′ Fayed / 52′ Vertou)
- Brest – Lorient 4:0 (22′, 25′, 29′, 45+3′ Dubia)
The program for the 18th matchday
- 01.12. 10:00 p.m Marseille – Strasbourg
- 13.01. 6:00 p.m Monaco – Reims
- 13.01. 22:00 O’clock Rennes – Nice
- 14.01. 14:00 clock Lille – Lorient
- 14.01. 4:00 p.m Nantes – Clermont
- 14.01. 4:00 p.m Metz – Toulouse
- 14.01. 4:00 p.m Brest – Montpellier
- 14.01. 6:05 p.m Havre – Lyon
- 14.01. 22:00 O’clock Lance – Paris
Source: sport 24
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