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Ancelotti has faith in Paris Saint-Germain's Verratti
Nov 24, 2012 9:20:00 AM
The 53-year-old coach is confident that the young playmaker can rekindle the high level of form which earned him a move to the French outfit
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The young Azzurri international has struggled in Ligue 1 in recent weeks despite excelling in the opening stages of Les Parisien's campaign.
Verratti joined PSG from Pescara in the summer transfer window, signing a five-year deal with the Ligue 1 giants and, despite the youngster's performances slipping, Ancelotti remains confident that the diminutive Italian can find the form which caught his eye to begin with.
"He started very well and now he has some difficulties. This is normal, this is a new language, a new team," he said.
"Sometimes I get angry with him, but I trust him. I know this is a good player, useful for the team. He will change for sure."
PSG host Troyes on Saturday as they look to bounce back from the home defeat to Stade Rennais last week.
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