Schwarier: Being a goalkeeper in Paris is completely different from being on other teams before me

Paris Saint-Germain easily defeated Atlanta 4-0 at home in the first round of the Champions League. Paris goalkeeper Lucas Schevalier, who started this game, did not face too many tests in the game against Atlanta. In this game that was completely dominated by Paris, the Paris goalkeeper remained focused and completed a key save when needed. After the game, Schwarier was interviewed by Canal Plus and talked about his new role as a goalkeeper in Paris.

Shevalier said: "Am I bored with the whole game? Not. When the score became 3-0 in the second half, Atlanta had given up on resistance, and the game became too difficult for them. I still had some work to do in the first half. As long as the team wins, even if I don't need to attack frequently, that's good."Shevalier said, "Being a goalkeeper in Paris is completely different from other teams before me. The ball rarely goes directly to my hands, and more often I need to handle it with my feet. That's what the coach asks me. If I want to analyze today, I would say there is room for improvement in the field of the ball. But at this position, I think I can help a lot when the team is in possession. I have to be sure when saving at critical moments. Prepare, this will happen sooner or later. Although ready, it's really enjoyable to play with these top players - the pace of the game is too fast. "

"Do you miss more touch opportunities? No, because we are winning. Today I have a clean sheet. When I was in Lille, I will have at least one key save per game. This is the manifestation of career development - I am playing for a stronger team now." When asked about Joao Neves' injury, he said: "I didn't ask specifically, but obviously the team is currently affected. This season coaches will pay special attention to player management, after all, the intensive schedule of last season may have made the players a little tired. They will do their best to protect the players, hoping that Neves' injury is not serious and can return as soon as possible."