Baticle hails Zaïre-Emery, the driving force of the U21s | OneFootball

Warren Zaïre-Emery (19 years old), midfielder for Paris Saint-Germain, continues to impress in the Espoirs jersey. Interviewed by RMC Sport, coach Gérald Baticle praised the influence and tactical intelligence of his captain, a central element of the French game and a symbol of an ambitious generation.

The return of Warren Zaïre-Emery to the Espoirs is anything but a step back. On the contrary, it is proof of a rare intelligence in a football world where ego often takes precedence. At 19, the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder has already tasted the French A team, but he accepted without hesitation to come back and lend a hand to Gérald Baticle's squad. This choice demonstrates remarkable maturity: that of a player who understands that every minute spent on the field, regardless of the jersey, contributes to his development.

He has lost none of his qualities — game volume, technical precision, sense of teamwork — but has added a dimension of leadership and humility. Zaïre-Emery does not play for his image; he plays to learn, to share, and to win. This attitude, clear-sighted and rare at his age, further reinforces the idea that he is destined for a central role in the future of PSG and the French national team.

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