“You have to discipline yourself on and off the field." Those were the words of Christophe Galtier on the day of his presentation as Paris Saint-Germain coach. The French manager brought with him a new set of rules alongside Luis Campos.
The most controversial new measure is the ban on going out at night. Luis Campos would have been informed of the night spots frequented by the Parisian players. Thus having some control over the actions of footballers. This measure meets with the approval of Galtier, who commented that "if there are players who go out of the frame, they will be dismissed. No player will be above the group”.
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Neymar has been known for his nightlife in Paris, living as "The Prince of Paris" for the past five years. The city's most exclusive venues want to have Neymar on their premises to attract attention.
That's why PSG's new leadership has focused on the Brazilian star's nightlife, worried that it will affect his performance on the pitch.
Galtier's new rules
The team's new coach Christophe Galtier also joined the changes in the squad and established his own rules, which range from banning the use of cell phones in the dining room to the obligation to arrive early for training.
