Gerrard: Paris has everything, so the biggest problem they face is how to improve

After Paris Saint-Germain defeated Inter Milan 5-0, English legend Gerard talked about the problems Paris may face in the summer transfer window.

The team led by Luis Enrique defeated Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final. In the Champions League knockout stage this season, Paris Saint-Germain eliminated Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal one after another, and finally reached the final.

Gerard believes that the new European champions will face a difficult task to improve their roster before the start of the new season: "Their biggest question, if anything, is where else can they improve? Will they give the signing department a break? Who is still in the market, who can come and take this team to a higher level? Because they already have it."

When talking about Enrique's coaching style, Gerald said: "We discussed before the game whether he should be comparable to Ancelotti, Mourinho, Guardiola? The answer is yes, and it is very clear. The team he formed can beat you in any way."

"It can be based on speed, quality, and it can force you to retreat, and there are many ways to crack dense defense. Their set pieces are also excellent, and there are many changes in the team. The key player. This is a special team of players, coached by a special coach. "

" There is only one answer, they play the best Champions League performance in history. I am 45 years old and have never seen such a performance before, challenge this. The team has no individualism, they are willing to do dirty work and work hard."

" Even when leading 4-0, the two wingers are still actively returning to defend and grab the ball. They are willing to work hard, support each other, and be able to stick to the end when needed. They are a comprehensive and excellent team, and both offense and defense are excellent."

Gerrard also praised Vitinia for being an "new Xavi". His performance at the core position of Louis Enrique's midfield is impressive: "Vitinia is like galloping freely on the court, and no one can get close to him. He is the new Xavi, the new Xavi."