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Dro Fernández has become the protagonist of the latest news from Paris Saint-Germain, but not without controversy. The 18-year-old Spanish midfielder, signed from FC Barcelona for 8.2 million euros in January, is increasingly getting more opportunities under Luis Enrique, a situation that, according to L'Équipe, has caused discomfort among several young players developed in the Parisian academy.

The controversy arises after Dro Fernández started in the last two Ligue 1 matches against Le Mans and Strasbourg. His increasing involvement has led to comparisons with other players competing for minutes in the first team.

The Spaniard has played in five out of the seven matches in the French league and was also a starter in the first Champions League match against Slovan Bratislava, a game in which he completed the full ninety minutes.

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Dro Fernández Causes Tensions Among the Youngsters at Paris Saint-Germain

Information published by L'Équipe suggests that some members of the team environment believe that Dro Fernández is being favored over other young players in the squad.

The names involved in this situation are Senny Mayulu, a 20-year-old midfielder, and Quentin Ndjantou, a 19-year-old winger. Both are part of the club's commitment to developing young talents, but their opportunities differ from those of the Spanish player.

Another aspect causing questions is the professional relationship between Luis Enrique and Dro's agent, Iván de la Peña. Both share the same agent, a fact highlighted in reports from France concerning the management of playing time.

However, there is no evidence that this relationship has influenced the coach's decisions. The controversy revolves around the perception of some team members, not a proven accusation of favoritism. PSG is considering a 70 million euro offer for Eric García.

The midfielder joined Paris Saint-Germain during the winter transfer window after turning down a contract extension from Barcelona. Although his release clause was 6 million euros, the Parisians agreed to a transfer fee above that amount.

Luis Enrique Continues to Trust the Former Barcelona Player

Despite reports of internal tensions, Luis Enrique keeps trusting the player. His starts against Le Mans and Strasbourg show that the coach is willing to use him in midfield rotations.

This contrasts with his initial months at the team when he had little game time. His involvement has increased since the start of the 2026/2027 season, particularly in recent weeks.

Additionally, Dro Fernández has the support of several teammates. Among them is Marquinhos, who has played a significant role in aiding his adaptation since arriving from Spain.

Also, João Neves has publicly shown his willingness to assist the midfielder, following the Brazilian captain's lead with new recruits.

Dro Awaits His Chance Against Barcelona

The next decision comes on Tuesday, October 20th, when PSG hosts FC Barcelona at the Parc des Princes. The match will mark Dro's first encounter with his former club since his departure in January.

Although facing tough competition for a starting spot, Dro Fernández hopes to maintain the coach's trust. His participation against Barcelona will reveal whether the coach continues to increase his role in European competition as well.

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