Tensions are rising within the Paris Saint-Germain squad as reports emerge regarding the treatment of young midfielder Dro Fernandez. According to sources from L’Equipe, several players in the dressing room are expressing discontent over what they perceive as preferential treatment towards Fernandez, who joined from Barcelona in January.

The situation escalated following Luis Enrique's decision to field a rotated squad against Strasbourg on Saturday, prior to their crucial match against Barcelona. While the move allowed second-string players to showcase their abilities, the inclusion of Fernandez in the starting lineup has sparked dissatisfaction among his peers.

Key points from the report include:

• Dro Fernandez has started twice in 7 Ligue 1 matches and appeared in five of those games.
• Young players Senny Mayulu and Quentin Ndjantou feel overlooked and believe they have been unfairly surpassed by Fernandez.
• There are suggestions that Fernandez's agent may have undue influence on team selections.

Despite these claims, Luis Enrique has a reputation for impartiality and is not easily swayed by external pressures when making team decisions.

In other developments, Nuno Mendes will be sidelined for an extended period due to a muscle injury sustained against Strasbourg. Meanwhile, PSG secured a vital victory, scoring three goals late in the match, although it came at the expense of losing Mendes.