Separately-about the statistics that blew my mind.
PSG have the biggest number of shots after fast attacks in the top leagues-15.
But no, in Opta's reference book, Fast Break means an attack starting with a defensive action in your half of the field. This is a counterattack in the most customary sense: the opponent attacks, we return the ball and deliver it to the opponent's goal as soon as possible.
 That is, exactly that football that Enrique disdainfully calls basketball.
I wonder if Enrique's teeth would grind if he saw these statistics?
Conclusion No. 1: PSG finds enough moments in the style which Enrique does not preach.
Conclusion #2: It is as if the squad was congregating for Enrique, but it is easy to imagine this very group of players in a completely different football, where there are a lot of transitional phases. Indeed: Barcola and Mendes, Dembele and Hakimi, Zaire-Emery in the center. And also Kolo-Muani. If, of course, he survives until the times without Enrique.

Interesting analysis of PSG's playing style and statistics. It's fascinating to see how different interpretations can be made based on data. Football tactics truly offer a variety of approaches to the game.