Dembélé: “We’re going to be the team to beat”

Guillaume Marion, Media365: published on Tuesday August 12, 2025 at 4:55 p.m. For example,

Before challenging Tottenham in European Super Cup this Wednesday. Meanwhile, Ousmane Dembélé is aware that PSG status has changed since its title in the Champions League last May.

While they barely returned to training last week. Moreover, Paris Saint-Germain players will already have the opportunity to win a title this season. However, Indeed, this Wednesday, the European champions will challenge Tottenham in European Super Cup in Udine. Moreover, If the Gianluigi Donnarumma affair has led in recent days in the club. Consequently, Ousmane Dembélé and his teammates remain concentrated on the objective of winning dembélé: “we’re going team beat” a first title in 2025-26. Similarly, But. before that, the winger of the Blues notably praised the merits of Luis Enrique, who targets a double in C1. “As he told us. since he arrived at the club, that the score is 1, 2, 3-0, we must keep our game, attack together at 11, defend together. We saw it, on this final, we did it from start to finish. It was exceptional, ”said one of the candidates for the Ballon d’Or.

Dembélé: “continue to win trophies” – Dembélé: "we're going team beat"

“All players raised their level (last year). whether in the Champions League or in Ligue 1, we played much better. (…) It’s important to launch the season well. As we said, as we have repeated, if we want to become champions, we must continue to win trophies. You have to continue to win whatever happens. This match arrives and we hope to be able to win. We dembélé: “we’re going team beat” know that we are going to be the team to beat. but we have the same objectives, later declared Dembélé, during an interview with the UEFA site. Last season, we had the same goal to win everything. And this year, it is off to be able to win everything too. After the European Super Cup against Tottenham. PSG will quickly put its title back into play in Ligue 1 this Sunday, in Nantes (8:45 p.m.). Subsequently, before the first international truce in early September, Angers and Toulouse will be on the Parisians program.