“It’s a good year”, believes Aulas of Paris’ crowning in the Champions League

On the sidelines of the presentation of the new Women’s Professional Football League, of which he is president, Jean-Michel Aulas this Monday looked forward to the end of the PSG season. And the former Olympic manager envisions the Parisians winning the Champions League.

He is the new head of women’s football in France. Jean-Michel Aulas was recently appointed president of the Women’s Professional Football League, whose presentation took place this Monday, on the sidelines of the D1 Arkema Trophies ceremony. Present in the capital, the former Olympic boss took the opportunity to look forward to the exciting end to the PSG men’s season. With prospects for a historic quadrupling. Two days before the Champions League semi-final first leg in Dortmund (this Wednesday at 9pm on RMC Sport 1), Aulas was confident of Marquinhos’ team-mates.

“Is this the good year for Paris Yes, I think so, trying to think about the motivation,” replied the 75-year-old manager. “Of course Kylian (Mbappé) wants to leave. But who more than him wants to win it with his club that has welcomed him for years? There are very good players, including one who comes from Lyon who is very strong at the moment (Bradley) Barcola), and a dynamic of victories, a very important offensive dynamic and a coach (Luis Enrique) that I have personally appreciated for years, which gives this Paris Saint-Germain a new ambition.

Aulas feared Manchester City for PSG

“Frankly, I think it’s a good year,” continued the man who is also deputy chairman of the FFF. “I saw a rival that was Manchester City, who remained on the floor against Madrid. So, these are the reasons that make me believe that it is possible. And if I have the opportunity to do it, I want to see in Dortmund and in the final at Wembley how things can go.”