On the eve of the match against OM, Luis Enrique deliberately remained vague about the possible inclusion of Dro in the starting lineup. Asked during a press conference, the coach stated that he already knows his starting eleven, while refusing to reveal his choices.
Will Dro play in the Classique? Luis Enrique stayed mysterious. However, he emphasized that the signing of the young player is part of a long-term plan.
A Long-Term Plan for a Promising Young Player
“Is Dro ready? I know who will play tomorrow but I don’t want to say it. We signed Dro for 4–5 years, not for one or two matches. Dro is a high-quality player with a different profile. He’s a young player, we must follow his development. I’m happy with his mindset, but when players are young, the path to maturity is long. There is no rush.”
Pleased with his attitude and mentality, Luis Enrique nevertheless insists on the time required for young talents to develop and rules out any idea of rushing the process.
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