Paris St Germain’s Champions League games against AC Milan are vital to their bid to qualify from a difficult group, coach Luis Enrique said on Tuesday (October 24) ahead of the clash at Parc des Princes.
PSG are second in Group F following a shock 4-1 defeat at Newcastle United this month and take on seven-time winners Milan home and away in their next two matches in the competition.
The French club have three points, behind Newcastle on four but a point ahead of Milan. Borussia Dortmund have one point.
“These are vital games (against Milan) considering the circumstances of the last two rounds but we’re concentrating on each game,” Enrique told reporters.
Asked how PSG would approach Wednesday’s game, Enrique said: “Attack as always, we’re a team that has always attacked”.
On Wednesday both goalkeepers will be pitted against their former teams, with Mike Maignan, 28, facing PSG and Gianluigi Donnarumma coming up against Milan after leaving on a free transfer in 2021.
Donnarumma has been criticised by Milan’s fans since his departure but the 24-year-old said he had tried to block that out.
