Ray Wilkins has insisted Chelsea should not fear a potential Champions League showdown with Paris St-Germain – partly because the French side do not have a top-class goalkeeper.
Chelsea could be drawn against the French side in the knockout phase after missing out on top spot in Group C.
But Wilkins, who served the Blues as a player, coach and assistant manager, believes PSG would be vulnerable against top sides.
Frenchman Alphonse Areola recently displaced Germany international Kevin Trapp as they first-choice keeper, but Wilkins says neither are good enough at the highest level.
Speaking on Talksport, Wilkins said: “Would they (PSG) want to face Chelsea? I don’t know if they would.
“I’ve always said that if you want to win a top European competition and you don’t have a goalkeeper, you will win nothing.
“PSG do not have a goalkeeper of world class. They have Areola and Trapp – they’re not good enough.”
PSG won their group but were beaten 3-1 by Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
And Wilkins said: “You saw the German steamroller got hold of them, It can happen, no two ways about it.”
This post was last modified on 07/12/2017