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Actu Foot reported that Walid Acherchour praised Ousmane Dembélé's reaction in Strasbourg. According to him, after missing a penalty, Dembélé contributed to the first goal by Zabarnyi, scored the second himself, and then participated in the action of the third with a 70-meter control and the penultimate pass. Acherchour believed that in ten minutes, the player allowed for a difficult away match to be concluded and showed on the field that he did not want to be held responsible for a defeat. #OusmaneDembélé #Football #Champion (translated)

In a press conference, Luis Enrique stated that Ousmane Dembélé had acquired an exceptional understanding of football thanks to his training at FC Barcelona. He explained that players from the Catalan club understood how to position themselves in the center or move wide, and that this experience was valuable for his team. #Football #FCBarcelona #Dembélé (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Luis Enrique explained he told Ousmane Dembélé that a 25-minute appearance, capped by an assist and a goal against Strasbourg, was enough and that he did not need to play more. In the press conference, the coach also described Dembélé as a player different from what one might see and said he was very happy to have him as a player. #LuisEnrique #OusmaneDembele #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Luis Enrique joked about Ousmane Dembélé, referring to him as "the boss," who could take a vacation if he asked for it. The coach added that he appreciated the way the player experienced football, his frequent laughter, and his passion, while specifying that he remained open to him resting if necessary. #Football #OusmaneDembélé #LuisEnrique (translated)

Paris Saint-Germain exploits the weakness of Ligue 1 as a strategic advantage in their pursuit of a third Champions League title, by giving players like Ousmane Dembélé rest in the national competition to keep them charged and competitive for important European matches. #PSG #ChampionsLeague #Ligue1 (translated)

Actu Foot relayed the comments of Jermaine Pennant, a former player turned consultant, who criticized Ligue 1, which he often refers to as the "farmers' league." He stated that a Ballon d'Or winner could have been a starter only 11 times in the league last season while winning the title without difficulty. In his view, this would not be possible in a more competitive league like the Premier League, where teams had to field their best players every week. However, Pennant praised PSG, believing that the club had demonstrated its strength against top teams and delivered exceptional performances. He stated that PSG was the reigning two-time European champion and approached the competition as the favorite and the team to beat. https://t.co/8JY5LDLDuM #Ligue1 #Football #PSG (translated)