Luis Enrique 'won't dare' go in stands for derby

"No. I wouldn't dare. I don't dare because of my physical integrity, which is not the best right now."

"From above, I get a lot of information that I can use at halftime. Having more information is important for me."

"It's a French classic, a game that everyone wants to play and coach. It's an intense atmosphere and that's always attractive for any player."

Luis Enrique has observed parts of recent PSG matches from the stands to gain a broader tactical view, following a method used by rugby coaches. He watched the first half against Atalanta and previously used the same approach against Lens. A recent cycling accident left him with a broken collarbone and wearing a sling on his left arm, prompting caution about his physical integrity when away from home. He intends to remain on the sidelines to feel the players' energy while still obtaining information for halftime adjustments. PSG have won their first five matches this campaign.

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