Enrique was dissatisfied with the turf of Paris home court: I didn t expect the situation to be so bad, but fortunately the players were not affected

August 24th, Paris coach Enrique was interviewed a few days ago and criticized the team's current turf situation at home.

In Paris' 1-0 defeat of Angers, pitfalls were seen on many turfs at the Princes Stadium. The change in the turf condition mainly stems from the hot weather that swept across Paris this summer. As usual, Paris replaced the turf at the end of last season. Although the new grass grew in time, the high temperature made it difficult for it to thrive. The selected grass species is suitable for temperate climates of 10 to 25 degrees Celsius, and will be damaged once the temperature exceeds 30 degrees. Especially for new grass, the same situation occurred during Paris' first home court last season.

Enrique was very dissatisfied with this, and said, "The worst thing is the condition of the turf. I didn't know that the turf was so bad, which made the game even more difficult. I must praise my players for not being affected by the conditions."