Paris Saint Germain boss Thomas Tuchel feels that Manchester United’s sacking of Jose Mourinho changes things.
Manchester United drew Paris Saint Germain in the round of 16 knockouts in the UEFA Champions League encounter. The tie is scheduled to take place in February and with Mourinho now gone, Tuchel feels this will change the nature of the tie; although he is unsure what changes exactly.
“Yes, it changes things, but I don’t know what,” he told a news conference after PSG’s 2-1 Coupe de la Ligue win over Orleans on Tuesday. “However, it doesn’t matter, we have a lot of matches [before] Manchester United.”
“I know it’s very interesting for you journalists to write articles, but before the next game, it’s not time to talk about Manchester United. First there’s the Nantes game and then we’ll see.”
Once the draws were made, it was seen as advantage PSG as nobody could imagine the trio of Neymar, Mbappe and Cavani being kept shut by Phil Jones and co.
United are now however, going to be coached under a new manager and that might change the style of play and bring a different balance to the game.
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