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Day 1 in Paris without Cavani

The only thorn that Cavani will have after having officially stopped being a PSG player yesterday is that of not having been able to win the Champions League. The Uruguayan landed in the French capital seven years ago in a team that had Ibrahimovic as an idol and who will now long for the Uruguayan, consolidated as the club’s highest historical scorer and as one of the most underrated strikers in the last five years.

In 300 games with PSG, Cavani broke all records. He scored 200 goals, became the all-time leading scorer, beating Ibrahimovic, and left a mark that hardly any other player can occupy. Despite the signing of Mauro Icardi, Tuchel will no longer be able to count on one of the Europe strikers who generated the most chances per game, in addition to providing a defensive sacrifice that gave the Parisian team a lot of solidity.

Photo of Cavani

PSG Shield / Flag

Cavani cared little that Ibrahimovic was the piece on which Nasser Al-Khelaïfi’s PSG revolved. Without reproach, the former Napoli reinvented himself as left winger and formed a spectacular duo with the Swede. Not only did it surpass him in numbers, but in the last stage of the Swedish giant in Paris, there was already more talk of Cavani’s PSG than of Ibrahimovic’s PSG.

In seven years in the French capital, Cavani won 19 titles, spread over 6 Ligue 1, 5 League Cups, 4 French Cups and 4 Super Cups, figures available to very few and that place him on the Olympus of one of the best forwards who have gone through French football. For this reason, his departure from Paris, without being able to say goodbye in two finals (Coupe de France and League Cup) or in the dispute of the Champions League, the only tournament that has resisted him at PSG, supone again questioning the management of Parisians with their best players in recent years.

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Day 1 in Paris without Cavani

The only thorn that Cavani will have after having officially stopped being a PSG player yesterday is that of not having been able to win the Champions League. The Uruguayan landed in the French capital seven years ago in a team that had Ibrahimovic as an idol and who will now long for the Uruguayan, consolidated as the club’s highest historical scorer and as one of the most underrated strikers in the last five years.

In 300 games with PSG, Cavani broke all records. He scored 200 goals, became the all-time leading scorer, beating Ibrahimovic, and left a mark that hardly any other player can occupy. Despite the signing of Mauro Icardi, Tuchel will no longer be able to count on one of the Europe strikers who generated the most chances per game, in addition to providing a defensive sacrifice that gave the Parisian team a lot of solidity.

Photo of Cavani

PSG Shield / Flag

Cavani cared little that Ibrahimovic was the piece on which Nasser Al-Khelaïfi’s PSG revolved. Without reproach, the former Napoli reinvented himself as left winger and formed a spectacular duo with the Swede. Not only did it surpass him in numbers, but in the last stage of the Swedish giant in Paris, there was already more talk of Cavani’s PSG than of Ibrahimovic’s PSG.

In seven years in the French capital, Cavani won 19 titles, spread over 6 Ligue 1, 5 League Cups, 4 French Cups and 4 Super Cups, figures available to very few and that place him on the Olympus of one of the best forwards who have gone through French football. For this reason, his departure from Paris, without being able to say goodbye in two finals (Coupe de France and League Cup) or in the dispute of the Champions League, the only tournament that has resisted him at PSG, supone again questioning the management of Parisians with their best players in recent years.

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