This Monday it premiered in Movistar Plus+ the docuseries ‘You have no fucking idea,’ that delves into the daily life of Luis Henry as coach of PSG offering an intimate and detailed view of his professional and personal life in the French capital. The former Spanish coach came to Paris with a clear mission, that of building a team. Therefore, I would not have gone to the Parisian club if they had remained in the club Neymar, Mbappé and Messi. “I would never have coached PSG with Messi, Neymar and Mbappé“.
As soon as he arrived, with the Argentine already leaving the club, the Brazilian, a heavyweight in the locker room, was informed, just like Verratti, that they didn’t count on them. A decision that traveled the world, but that had the approval of the sports director Luis Camposwith which ‘Fought’ has an excellent relationship. ”If only the team with the best player in the world won titles, the PSG “He would have eight Champions Leagues… and he has zero.”
Without mincing words and faithful to his way of being, throughout the entire documentary and as we begin to see in the first chapter, he has a special relationship with Kylian Mbappé, which also requires defense. Mbappé for the world, ‘Kiki’ for him.
In the first chapter you see the draw for the Champions in which the team is placed with Dortmund, Milan and Newcastle in the group of death, something that worries his family and staff, but he is clear that ”they are the ones who have to fear us”, faithful to his optimism. It is a constant in this chapter and throughout the documentary, his family in a more suffering way and he always optimistic. The key is to build a team, so next season we will be better. ”With or without Kylian”, when it was still not known whether or not he would continue in the Parisian club.
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He considers Mbappé the best player in the world, although ”As a person he is even more so. Hardworking, loving, kind”. However, that does not prevent him from being clear that he also has to demand defense to win games. ”Mbappé, to fight like everyone else, the problem is that they are treated like gods and there are people who are offended for saying something to the stars. You can talk to them”, says ‘Lucho’ in his documentary.