Luis Enrique continues to bench Dieu amid PSG's attacking depth
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 2:10 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Desire Doue has been benched for two consecutive games as competition for starting positions intensifies in PSG’s attack. Despite being the fourth choice currently, the team remains unconcerned about his status. Coach Luis Enrique's strategy involves managing minutes early in the season, suggesting Doue is likely to regain his role as significant matches approach. Additionally, Achraf Hakimi has sustained a minor injury, affecting his availability for upcoming fixtures.
- •Desire Doue is currently fourth choice in PSG's attack.
- •Ferran Torres has recently taken Doue's starting spot.
- •Luis Enrique reassures there's no demotion for Doue.
- •Achraf Hakimi's injury is described as minor.
- •PSG prepares for upcoming Champions League matches.
- 2:10 PMYahoo Sports — “No demotion” – Luis Enrique’s changing preferences in attack
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