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Djamel wrote that he wished to see an Algerian player join PSG and that he personally supported this possibility. However, he expressed little optimism about the outcome of the matter, unless the club changed its position and agreed to meet the amount expected by Leverkusen. He added that the transfer window was still far away and that the situation could evolve by then. #PSG #Mercato #Football (translated)

Djamel indicated that Ibrahim Maza was very appreciated internally at PSG, but that his high price was currently slowing down the Parisian management. According to him, Bayer Leverkusen wanted to keep the player and even extend his contract, without making any concessions to PSG. He added that the evolution of the discussions remained uncertain. #PSG #BayerLeverkusen #Mercato (translated)

Djamel emphasized Senny's first goal of the season, Godts' first at PSG, and Ndjantou's first assist of the season, which he considered particularly beautiful. He felt that these performances were good news, as Lucho was counting on them to step up due to injuries in attack. #PSG #Football #Ligue1 (translated)

Djamel announced that the #Live4Palestine movement was set to start this weekend with several streamers. He indicated that the cause was particularly dear to him and that all donations and t-shirt sales would be donated, with no cuts taken by the streamers or production, including suppliers and producers. He encouraged support for the initiative, believing that a donation of one euro or a retweet could already help. https://t.co/Gkh59g2cXC #Live4Palestine #Solidarité #Dons (translated)

Djamel wrote that the difficulties of Manchester United went beyond the case of Carrick, while believing that he should not remain in his position, due to lacking the necessary stature and given that his choices raised concerns internally, including among the players. He added that Carrick should not be the only one to suffer the consequences of the situation. #ManchesterUnited #Football #Coaching (translated)

Djamel wrote that Manchester City and FC Barcelona had won all their matches since the start of the season before facing Paris Saint-Germain, which he presented as a two-time consecutive European champion. He added that PSG embodied the "big bad" of the story. #Football #PSG #UCL (translated)

Djamel indicated that the club was reassuring regarding Nuno Mendes, who reportedly reported discomfort in his thigh. Luis Enrique would have chosen to rest him, and his condition was to be evaluated the next day. The author, on the other hand, expressed concern for Maghnes Akliouche, who was injured during a heavy tackle at the end of the match and reportedly finished limping. The French international was to undergo examinations the next day, he added. #PSG #NunoMendes #MaghnesAkliouche (translated)

Djamel praised Dembélé's work, who, according to him, had understood that the team was struggling to get the ball out in the second half. He wrote that the player had come forward in midfield, had carried the ball while attracting several opponents, and had tried to find Akliouche in the box. Djamel added that he appreciated seeing a leader take responsibility when the team was in difficulty. #Dembele #Football #Leader (translated)

Djamel believed that, for Manchester United supporters, the difficulties went beyond the current sporting situation. He stated that several journalists served the interests of certain branches of the club and explained that this clarified, in his opinion, the many false information published during the summer transfer window. He added that some of these journalists were completely controlled. #ManchesterUnited #Mercato #Journalisme (translated)

Djamel questioned the management's recruitment strategy, stating that they had chosen to prioritize the arrival of a third midfielder, Carlos Baleba, despite the denials heard in early August. He believed that the decision to align Heaven, a young central defender at 1.90 meters, in the left-back position during the match the day before raised questions about the squad construction. #football #stratégie #transferts (translated)

Djamel wrote that the way of expressing oneself might displease some, while believing that the player was not the only one to share his ideas. He added that some players sometimes thought that speaking out publicly was the best way to bring about change, and praised the courage of the one who did so. #sport #opinion #courage (translated)

Djamel wrote that the weariness of Ligue 1 and the low blocks faced every weekend were part of the reasons that led the player to consider leaving. According to him, the player, who had spent his entire career in France, was particularly attracted to the challenge of the Premier League. Djamel clarified that this was not the only reason and that the player himself had confirmed it. #Ligue1 #PremierLeague #Football (translated)

Djamel wrote that he had a ticket to offer for the PSG-Le Mans match at the Parc and invited interested people to come forward under his post. He preferred to give it to someone who had never been to the Parc or could not afford a ticket. #PSG #ParcDesPrinces #Football (translated)