Evening contrast for the three young people started by Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier on Friday against Chteauroux (3-1) in the Coupe de France. Unlike central defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu, Warren Zare-Emery and Ismal Gharbi scored points.
Warren Zalre-Emery and Ismael Gharbi scored points.
With three young starters in Chteauroux (3-1) on Friday, it was almost the evening of Paris Saint-Germain titis.
El Chadaille Bitshiabu, Warren Zare-Emery and Ismal Gharbi started the 32nd final of the Coupe de France won, for a contrasting individual result.
Bitshiabu is passed, record for Zare-Emery
After his successful match against Strasbourg (2-1) in Ligue 1 last week, in the unusual left-back position, the 17-year-old central defender (3 appearances this season) is this time passed by. The French U19 international was clumsy on his own goal, and more generally raised. If coach Christophe Galtier remains overall satisfied of his youngsters, it is above all because the other two have scored points. Starting with Zare-Emery who, in addition to his recovery volume, gave this impression of ease with the ball.
The great hope of PSG did not succeed in his 7th appearance of the season, especially in the second half. But for the Parisian coach, he played a complete, total, good level match from his first tenure, rated 7/10 by the Maxifoot editorial staff (see Dbrief and Notes here). A promising performance for the youngest player in history (16 years, 9 months and 29 days) to start an official match for the Ile-de-France club. Warren is young, he’s mature, I don’t worry about him, praised Hugo Ekitike, who can also compliment his decisive passer Gharbi (2 appearances this season). Beyond his offerings in the 13th minute, the 18-year-old attacking midfielder could have added a goal had it not been for goalkeeper Paul Delecroix’s save. Technically comfortable, the native of Paris was enterprising, much more than Pablo Sarabia and Carlos Soler.
Gharbi to a loan?
The rest, we’ll see, we’ll try to get more and more minutes, tempted Gharbi, without igniting, at the microphone of beIN Sports. The circumstances were indeed special against a resident of National, and with a lot of absentees in the workforce. The returns, in particular those of the MNM, will again block his way. This is why adviser Luis Campos, according to L’Equipe, does not rule out the idea of loaning the attacking midfielder for the second half of the season. On the other hand, the door would be closed for Bitshiabu and Zare-Emery. Proof that PSG thinks they can offer them a place in the coming months.
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