Once seen as the quiet prodigy, Warren Zaïre-Emery is now emerging as a true leader. On the eve of PSG’s Champions League clash with Bayer Leverkusen, the 18-year-old midfielder faced the press with poise and maturity. Speaking about his growth, his leadership among the academy players, and the team’s ambitions in Europe, Zaïre-Emery delivered a calm yet determined message: PSG are ready for the fight.
On his role with PSG’s young players
“My role hasn’t really changed. I just try to set an example every day. When I was younger, I used to watch Kimpembe — he talked a lot and always tried to help us.”
On his career highs and lows
“I’m trying to be the best version of myself, to rediscover the freedom I had in my first season.”
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On Luis Enrique and the squad’s support
“The coach wants to bring out the best in everyone. When things are tough, he gives advice. My teammates also push me not to give up. It’s important to feel that support.”
On Ousmane Dembélé’s return
“He’s a leader, even if he doesn’t talk much. Everyone watches what he does. He’s the Ballon d’Or — we’re proud to have him back.”
“It feels good to have our leaders back”
On Willian Pacho’s rise
“Willian is an excellent defender. I think he deserved to be in the Ballon d’Or top 30. He integrated very quickly — I’m happy to have him with us.”
On the squad’s returning players
“It always helps to get key players back like Marquinhos, Ousmane, or Doué. Their voices matter. What’s most important is the team.”
On overcoming his rough patch
“I refocused on myself and kept working. Now that things are better, I just keep going. Everyone pushes me to be the best version of myself.”
On the Champions League
“We’re PSG — we want to win everything. Every match matters. We have to give our best and fight to win.”
On regaining confidence
“I feel better. Playing with the French U21s helped me a lot. It gave me confidence again. I just have to keep this momentum.”
Composed, humble, and ambitious, Zaïre-Emery continues to prove why he’s considered the future of PSG’s midfield — and maybe much more.
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