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Ligue 1

Luis Enrique showcases Maghnes Akliouche's first goal for PSG

🇫🇷 By 4AllFootball ·
Luis Enrique showcases Maghnes Akliouche's first goal for PSG

This Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain faced Le Mans in Ligue 1, winning 3‑1. The versatile French winger Maghnes Akliouche, in the starting lineup, took the opportunity to score his very first goal in the Parisian colours. The young native of Tremblay‑en‑France thus marked his official debut.

A nest that is consolidating

Little by little, Maghnes Akliouche is building his nest at Paris Saint-Germain. His integration speeds up as he gains the trust of the group.

After the final whistle, Luis Enrique highlighted the striker's performance. He did not fail to make it known in front of the players.

In the post‑match press conference, the Spanish coach said: “He was the best player of this match. I love everything Maghnes Akliouche does: the way he plays as a scorer, winger, midfielder, his technical and physical ability. I am very happy to have him.”

Arriving this summer at PSG from AS Monaco, Maghnes Akliouche's transfer is estimated at 50 million euros.

This amount fits the Parisian club's strategy of investing in young talents with high potential, while prioritising players from the French pool.

His versatility, alternating between the positions of winger, midfielder and striker, strengthens the competition within Paris Saint‑Germain's attack and illustrates the club's desire to give a significant role to French players.

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