Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique expressed his views on the team's injury situation, the Golden Globes, and the loss to Marseille on Monday at a press conference against Ausselle this week.

The team suffered a series of injuries, especially the captain Marginhos, who was also injured. Are you worried about this?

This is football, this is competitive sports, you have to adapt to these situations. This is normal. It's no big deal. We are always ready to deal with everything that is happening on the court. I'm not worried at all. This is the top level football.

Can you talk about Marginhos's injury in detail?

He felt a little bit of pain in his last fight against Marseille. There is nothing serious, but we must be vigilant and not take risks. After such a high intensity game, this is normal. It's a shame because he's our captain, but we have to be ready and we're ready.

Faced with so many injuries and summer signings, do you have any regrets when you look back now?

No, I don't regret it. Signing a player for Paris Saint-Germain is not easy. It's not as simple as shopping in a supermarket. In Paris, you have to keep a close eye on everything, including people, funds, etc. It is not easy to find the right player. I won't change anything.

How do you review the loss to Marseille on Monday?

Without being emotionally affected, we played a very good game and we shouldn't lose. We have created enough opportunities to score goals and at least we should get a draw. But you have to accept this result.

What do you think of the Golden Globe Awards?

We are also the best team in the world and we are proud of it. It was awesome to see Dembele win the award. Despite the loss in the national derby, it was still a near-perfect day. Seeing Dembele share the Golden Globes with fans is never before. Salute to him.

Will the injury wave bring opportunities to young players in the youth training academy?

When they came to the first team locker room, it was a wonderful thing to see their eyes full of hope. They have physical and technical talents. Tomorrow, they can help the team, which is great. There are many injuries, but you can trust players from the Youth Training Academy. This is crucial to them and us. We have always been committed to using talented home-based youth elites.

How do you deal with some simple mistakes the players make on the court?

When players make low-level mistakes, they do not intentionally, which is usually related to the peripheral factors of the game. You have to accept that, it's part of the game. If you make the same many low-level pass mistakes against Marseille or Barcelona (the next opponent in the Champions League), you're dead. But they are people, you have to accept it. As a coach, I can’t be angry about it, I have to accept that players will make mistakes. But we will improve that tomorrow against Barcelona.