Habib Beye on mobile phones in the locker room
“I am not about freedom but about understanding what we are experiencing today. Players are a reflection of society and our children. The phone is a communication and boredom tool. In certain situations, they are banned. We don’t forbid, but we consider that at a certain moment they must be discreet. Our new generations are constantly disconnected and inattentive. It’s the same with children and we must succeed in keeping them engaged in the conversation.”
Habib Beye on Nnadi and Abdelli
“He makes a good impression, but we have a lot of players in the midfield for Abdelli. I am very satisfied with Nnadi. He will have his chance to play. There is also a need for adaptation in a club where expectations are high. Against Monaco, we deserved a point due to the players’ effort.”
Habib Beye on Metz and confidence
“We are not disturbed by that. We have a team in difficulty but coming off two positive results for survival. We might dominate but we need to capitalize on that. We need to respect all teams like Metz. We need to be more effective than against Monaco.”
Habib Beye on his group
“Mason is back, Nayerf Aguerd is in the process of rehabilitation. CJ Egan-Riley’s injury occurred at the end of the match. We will have to cope with this absence. We have a limited squad, but Léo Balerdi is back at 100%. Kondogbia will be absent.”
Habib Beye on Aubameyang and his usage
“The lucidity against Lyon was there. Against Monaco, from what I saw in the match, he had a lot of space. I have to ensure that he remains effective in what he brings to the team. Against Monaco, he lacked success and lucidity.”
Habib Beye on the spirit of the week
“It’s a good thing to play again quickly. A match like this helps us refocus. We know it’s a key match that we absolutely must win. The players are eager. We need to end the streak of two defeats. Winning on Friday can also put pressure on others.”
