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What Nene does outside of training is not my problem, says Ancelotti
Dec 17, 2012 9:00:00 PM
Les Parisiens' boss has stated that he does not care about what players do during their free time, regardless of them being injured or not
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The capital club leapfrogged Olympique Lyonnais to move top of Ligue 1 with a 1-0 victory over Remi Garde's side at Parc des Princes on Sunday, but without the Brazilian, who missed out through a knock.
"When I tell you in a press conference that he's injured, I'm telling you the truth," the 53-year-old told reporters.
"When a player goes ice skating that is not my problem. Outside of the Camp des Loges, the players do what they want.
"What I care about is what they do in training," he concluded.
PSG currently sit atop of Ligue 1 and are preparing to travel to Brest on December 21.
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