PSG-Soyaux: Ulrich Ramé on the return after a long absence

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Ulrich Ramé, manager of the women's section of PSG, had to observe a break of several weeks for health reasons.

The 49-year-old manager is doing better today and is getting closer to a full-time return as his club hosts Soyaux this Friday evening in the first division (9 p.m.) on the 17th day.

A meeting that the former Bordelais will still follow from a distance.

From his home in Gironde, Ulrich Ramé first had to take total rest before gradually getting back to work, even if it remains difficult to really cut this level of responsibility.

“We are in contact every day, confirms coach Didier Ollé-Nicolle.

Of course the most important thing was his health first and foremost.

But he is among us more than ever.

His function does not require him to be physically present, but the exchanges are daily or every 48 hours at least”.

Marie-Antoinette Katoto, an absolute priority

Especially since the last part of the PSG season promises to be boiling.

The Parisiennes are still in contention in three competitions between the championship, the Champions League which restarts Tuesday evening against Bayern Munich and a Coupe de France which is reaching out to them.

There is also the subject of contract extensions with cases still unsettled: Marie-Antoinette Katoto, Sarah Däbritz or Sandy Baltimore.

For these three cases, the recent absence of Ulrich Ramé may have slowed down certain discussions.

Representatives regret the absence of a weight takeover in Paris.

But everything is back to normal after a period of logical blurring.

And the exchanges continue in particular on the case Marie-Antoinette Katoto, absolute priority of the PSG for the next years.

Finally, Ulrich Ramé continues to monitor the consequences of the Kheira Hamraoui affair, the police investigation of which is still stalling.

Today, although the relationship is non-existent between the midfielder and other players, her return to form gives her sporting legitimacy.

The group has largely turned the page to remobilize on end-of-season objectives.

The rest will be decided this summer.