The 53-year-old feels that the Argentine international is returning to his best and has backed the midfielder to silence his critics
Javier Pastore has come under severe criticism following some less than impressive performances for the Ile giants this season. Reports suggest that PSG will part ways with the former Palermo man. But club coach, Carlo Ancelotti has stressed that the player
will stay and he is an important player for Paris Saint-Germain.
The 53-year-old was talking to reporters at a press conference and when asked about Javier Pastore’s future at Parc des Princes, the boss stated that the player has a future with the club and added that the 23-year-old has improved a lot in recent weeks.
The coach said that Pastore is working really hard and there is an obvious improvement in his attitude and his commitment on the pitch which is a great sign. The midfielder is aware of that and the coach has urged the Argentinean to continue working on his
weaknesses in order to silence hi critics.
"He's aware of his improvement.”
Ancelotti added that in last two games, we saw a different http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Javier-Pastore-c18082. The PSG boss has recently started using 4-4-2 formation, and the boss feels that the youngster is more at ease in this kind of system as compared to the one PSG were using before.
The 53-year-old tactician said that the attitude of Pastore has changed significantly and that has helped him regain his confidence.
“He's changed in terms of his attitude and confidence in these last two games, and he's perhaps more at ease within our system.”
Talking about the future of the 23-year-old, Ancelotti said that Javier Pastore is an important player for Paris Saint-Germain and his slump in form is temporary.
“He's an important player for us,"
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 manger added that it happens in football when players go through tough times and its totally normal. However, the need is to react to that and Javier Pastor needs to return to his personal best as early as possible.
"Sometimes you go through tough times, and it's the reaction to that which counts: this has been good."
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