Victorious on the lawn of Troyes this Sunday (3-1), PSG is getting closer to an eleventh title of champion of France. Warren Zaire-Emery, established at the right piston position, was particularly comfortable in this position after a very hectic week at the club.
Successful right piston test. Warren Zaire Emery was established as the right piston during PSG’s victory at Troyes (1-3) this Sunday evening at the end of the 34th day. Thanks to this success, PSG now have a six-point lead over Lens and eight over Marseille, four days from the end of the championship.
The Parisian Titi displayed a certain relaxation on his right side in a position which is not his. Very comfortable this Sunday evening, Warren Zaire-Emery finished the match with some cramps as he confirmed to Prime Video at the end of the game. At the microphone of the broadcaster, the young 17-year-old player was asked about the context within the Parisian club, with in particular the sanction imposed on Lionel Messi for his unauthorized trip to Saudi Arabia: “In another club, I would not have never experienced this! Every week, there are new things.”
Warren Zaire-Emery has been particularly enthusiastic about his playing time this season with PSG. Or rather on the number of matches in which he participated: “It’s incredible. I never thought I’d play so much. I think I’m at 17 games. I have few minutes but I come in every matches.”
“I have no rest and I have to go to school directly”
High school student and currently in first, the midfielder, converted piston against Troyes, must combine training with the pro group of PSG but also lessons with his French baccalaureate tests which are looming. A sequence which is not easy to manage according to Thierry Henry, also passed by there in Monaco. Warren Zaire-Emery confirmed the words of the 98 world champion at the microphone of Prime Viedo: “School is not easy. I arrive at training in the morning. In the afternoon, I have no I have to go directly to class and in the evening to study and perform well there. I pass my French baccalaureate in June and July.”
If the French tests will wait, Warren Zaire-Emery succeeds in his first season as a professional and shows that he can adapt to different positions. There are 4 matches left at PSG this season and at Zaire-Emery to seek the 11th title in club history before planning for next season.