🎙️ Exclusive OneFootball - Ander Herrera: "This is PSG's year"
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OneFootball had the opportunity to speak with Ander Herrera, thanks to Enterprise Rent-A-Car. In addition to discussing the current form of PSG, just finalists in the UEFA Champions League, the Basque midfielder shared his experiences at the club from 2019 to 2023.
Ander Herrera: Herrera, who now plays for Boca Juniors in Argentina, also spoke to us about what it meant for him to be part of the historic Parisian club team that brought together Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, and Neymar Jr:Ander Herrera teamed up with Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the official sponsor of the UEFA Europa League and the Conference League, for their latest "Rent-A-Player" campaign. Whether you need a car for a weekend getaway or a replacement car while yours is in the shop, Enterprise has you covered with 22 branches in Argentina.
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