The coach highlights the points where Neymar outperformed Messi and Mbappe

Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier praised striker Neymar on Sunday (21). After the 7-1 victory over Lille for the French championship, the captain highlighted three points in which the Brazilian outperforms his comrades.

“Neymar is the one who gives more balance, has size and strength. Christophe Galtier commented in an interview with French Prime Video, we have been working for weeks so that all three fronts share this balance.

The No. 10 player in Paris Saint-Germain scored two goals and even provided three assists in today’s match. Messi also scored a goal, but the top scorer of the match was the Frenchman Mbappe, who scored three times against Lille away from home.

“[O time] Developed with Mbappe. We try to find the best possible balance. They played like that last season in another organization as well. [Hoje] They manipulated each other with powerful images, including a lot of complicity and smiles. I loved this desire to play for each other,” he commented.

Galtier also took the opportunity to commend the coaching staff for practicing practice on the first goal. After Messi’s pass, Mbappe scored for Paris Saint-Germain in 9 seconds of the first half.

“I tip my hat to my team. It is a situation that we are seeing more and more in other tournaments and it is good to see that in the French championship. We worked on that in training yesterday (Saturday) and we did it perfectly,” he added.

The Paris Saint-Germain coach even finished talking about the requirements of the French team. “It’s the daily requirement, the high level requirements of the Champions League. That everyone can participate in the match sequence. I made five changes tonight, there will be some changes sooner sometimes. The most important thing is that there is no slackening,” he said.

“These are the players who want to succeed. They may have a little bit of revenge for doing collectively last season, even if they were the champions of France. We need happy players in the dressing room who want to join the project.”