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PSG target win in Munich as Enrique backs attacking approach

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Paris Saint-Germain Daily News Roundup
Paris Saint-Germain Daily 20260506
Luis Enrique insists PSG will not defend their 5-4 lead at Bayern, urging an attacking display at the Allianz Arena against Harry Kane. Warren Zaire-Emery is tipped to cover right-back, with Fabián Ruiz recalled and Désiré Doué preferred, while ex-midfielder Daniel Bravo predicts an open tie where Paris can score “three or four”.

PSG will clinch Ligue 1 if they beat Brest and Lens drop points, or if they draw and Lens lose. They lead by six points with three games left under Luis Enrique.open

Zaire-Emery is tipped to cover Hakimi at right-back, with Fabián Ruiz returning and Doué preferred over Barcola. Predicted XI includes Safonov, Mendes, Pacho, Marquinhos, Vitinha, João Neves, Kvaratskhelia and Dembélé.open

Luis Enrique says PSG will not sit on their 5-4 lead at Bayern, targeting victory in Munich. He recalls past wins in Munich and urges his side to overcome the Allianz Arena atmosphere and Harry Kane threat.open

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard says they will face either PSG or Bayern, with PSG holding a one-goal lead. Bukayo Saka hints he has a preferred opponent without naming them.open

Lucas Moura hails Marquinhos’ rise from illness and fierce competition to PSG captain, recalling training pranks and backing him to stay in Paris for years and break records.open

Ex-PSG midfielder Daniel Bravo expects an open second leg, saying Paris will concede but can score ‘three or four’. He backs Luis Enrique’s attacking audacity to decide the Bayern tie.open

PSG lead Bayern 5-4 after a record first leg, with a Budapest final spot at stake. Head-to-head: Bayern 9 wins, PSG 8, no draws. Arsenal await the winners.open

Bayern are courting 16-year-old Tornike Kvaratskhelia, brother of PSG winger Khvicha, during PSG’s 5-4 semi-final lead. Rules mean no pro deal until 18 as clubs across Europe monitor him.open

Report: PSG, Real Madrid and Bayern are tracking 15-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., who is keen on Europe despite family resistance and his father’s wish to play alongside him at Al-Nassr.open

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PSG target win in Munich as Enrique backs attacking approach