Enrique hopes Paris Saint-Germain will continue to break records

The 28th round of the 2024/25 French Ligue 1 will stage another battle. Paris Saint-Germain will face Angers at the Parc des Princes. Enrique said that although his team is expected to win the championship in advance, he still hopes that the players will work together to break various records.

After 27 rounds of the league with 22 wins and 5 draws, Paris Saint-Germain currently ranks first in the French Ligue 1 standings with 71 points, 21 points ahead of second-placed Monaco, as they are only one step away from achieving the goal of defending the title.

Paris Saint-Germain coach Enrique said, "I still want to repeat what I said in the past few weeks. We have almost locked the league championship, but the season will not end immediately. The team still has many records to chase, and this will help us better prepare for the next game, so we will try our best to remain competitive."

"If we can win the championship, of course we will celebrate with the fans after the game. It will be a special moment to win the league championship at home and in front of the fans. We will do our best. In fact, some records have only interested me now, such as ending the season unbeaten, which will help us better prepare for the end of the season."

"I have always been optimistic. There is always room for improvement, both individually and as a whole," Enrique continued. "We can make changes, but it is always difficult to reach the best state in team sports. We were prepared for various adjustments at the beginning of the season, and although the rotation was criticized, it turned out to be rewarding in the end."

In addition, thanks to Dembele's double goal, as well as goals from Marquinhos and Douai, Paris Saint-Germain eliminated Dunkirk 4-2 in the French Cup semi-final earlier and successfully advanced to the final.

Talking about Dembele's performance, Enrique shared, "We have talked about Dembele's performance many times. I said he was an outstanding player last year, although he had not achieved the current data at that time. He can shoot with both feet, and his change of direction and feints are very exciting. For an already outstanding player, his progress is really incredible."