A few days after the announcement of the departure of Tanguy Kouassi, another young hopeful trained at PSG is expected to leave his club trainer.
This is Adil Aouchiche, courted by Saint-Etienne and Lille, and of which the future does not seem to write to the Paris Saint-Germain. Despite a nice offer of a first professional contract, the PSG has not convinced its an attacking midfielder and forward of 17 years to continue the adventure in his club trainer. A huge blow of the bamboo for the Paris Saint-Germain, a club, within which the flight of talent started to seriously worry about. And for the insider Roman Molina, the head of this enormous fiasco is found in the person of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, president of Paris SG.
“The file Aouchiche, it is Nasser Al-Khelaïfi the responsible and nobody else. When you let your “friends” and “advisors” fuck the discord at the centre of training, help agents, and then say : “No, but they have me screwed, they are not my friends”, it is to your mouth. There would be a book on all the people revolving around Nasser. He can “thank” his elder brother, Khaled, for it is often he who brings back his buddies (organiser of the evening, a seller of chicken, guardian of property) that are there without knowing what they fuck “ said the journalist, accusing him very explicitly Nasser Al-Khelaïfi to be the responsible of the leak of the great talents at Paris Saint-Germain, even before they have signed their first professional contract. That does certainly not contribute to the controversy at PSG, where the supporters live rather poorly the departures of players such as Adil Aouchiche and Tanguy Kouassi, who have benefited from game time with the first team led by Thomas Tuchel in 2019-2020.
There would be a book on all the people revolving around Nasser.
He can “thank” his older brother, Khaled, for it is often he who brings back his buddies (organiser of the evening, a seller of chicken, guardian of property) that are there without knowing what they fuck
— Roman Molina (@Romain_Molina) June 20, 2020
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