French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

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In this season there is no team that is able to provide competition to PSG in the race for the title, we see Monaco and Brest where they are not very consistent which makes PSG steps to win the title very easy. Psg currently sits quite safely at the top of the standings and they don't have any strong rivals at all this season and looking at the remaining matches in this season it looks like PSG will easily win the title.

I think whoever coaches PSG will certainly be able to win the title because they have quite strong strength compared to other teams. Monaco and Brest are only aiming for a place to qualify for the Champions League this season, therefore Ligue 1 is not at all competitive unlike the Premier League or LaLiga.

I think not only this season but even every season that has passed we have not seen any competition happening in Ligue 1 so far, since PSG transformed into a wealthy club after being taken over by a Middle Eastern company of course no other team can compete with PSG currently in the domestic league, Winning almost 30 trophies in just 13 years after the change of ownership certainly makes PSG under Nasser Al-Khelaifi a very successful team in France, yes I think when a team continues to dominate in the league there will be a phase where saturation occurs and makes their dominance broken even if it is only one season as it is happening in the Bundesliga now.

Yes I slightly not agree with what you said, if PSG with a squad like now of course it will be easy to train, but I think it will not be that easy because no matter how great a team is, of course it needs a great coach to plan strategies and can also make players more structured with the pattern of play,  In addition, I think experienced coaches will find it easier to manage players who deserve a starting place in the line-up.

[Obari]

Mbape wants to leave PSG this season,but he wants to keep a legacy before he goes.PSG are involved in the Champions league this season,they have been winnig their league tittle,but I don't think that is important to them this season,I think the most important thing to them now is the Champions league,and that is what Mbape is fighting for,he wants to leave PSG with that honour that he won the Champioi league for them,but the question is,how can he do that when he doesnt have any capable hand that is ready to support him towards winning that trophy.They  have really done a good job by winning the teams they've won so far,but      then wining the Champions league with be something hard to even immagine.

[HajiBagi]

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

I think PSG has learned their lesson the hard way. The club has spent so much money on expensive top-class player to win the Champions League but all their efforts have been fruitless. It seems they are smarter now and it has affected the recruitment pattern. They are no longer interested in signing big names this is why we have not had any reports of targeting big players besides the rumours of signing some players to replace the departing Klyrian Mbappé. They have also disposed of many players which is costing them much. Just like Real Madrid PSG is now interested in grooming younger players because they are cheaper, loyal and can easily blend with the team.

Did you know that I don't think there is anything wrong with Mbappe's current relationship with PSG? They didn't realise that a star player shouldn't play for just one team, and Mbappe deserves all that he is doing. PSG always believes that money is everything, but they also don't realise that money can never buy happiness or a person's career. Mbappe deserves to win a lot of trophies, and since he is still young, he should win them all. I don't think he could play as well at 27 years old.

Yes, as you said, PSG has learned a lesson and deserves more. PSG is one of the teams that spends a lot of money on players in order to secure their signing. I recall that when PSG wanted to sign a player, no team could match their offer because they paid a lot of money for the player. I also think that PSG will learn how to acquire players and develop them into better players as a result of the MBP issue. Real Madrid is the best team that consistently understands how to acquire players and develop them into valuable players, even if they intend to sell them.

[slapper]

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

That should be the case and they should be able to learn from Manchester City to build a team not in an instant way by recruiting lots of star players, PSG failed last season when they implemented this.

And I also see that they have not developed or have not been able to achieve achievements on the European stage because PSG does not have fierce domestic competition so this team cannot compare in strength to be able to rise even better.
As we have seen in the last few seasons in League 1, no competitor has put pressure on PSG in the title race.

Man, great points all around. You're right - leading France may be holding PSG back. Like elite warriors, you know? They need intense sparring to stay ahead. Without playing against world-class clubs week in and week out, PSG struggles to prepare for the Champions League

That star-based approach is spot-on. Although they have world-class players, they sometimes seem to be doing their own thing. The best teams in Europe play together like a well-oiled machine. Every player knows their role and system fit. Sometimes PSG lacks cohesiveness and purpose. Similar to "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts". They could reach a new level if they can play as a team, not simply superstars

[Leviathan.007]

This has always been my concern for PSG they don't seem to  look like such a team thst is willing to be patient enough to want to build a team for the scratch and probably get to the point they become so formidable they will be able to be very productive even outside the Ligue 1 but they rather choose to keep focusing on starts with the mind that that's the way to helping them been able to achieve the kind of results they want to get.

If they are willing to build a team using young stars and talents such as the likes of coman and nkunku who were all gotten from their academy, they will be able to get a team thst will give them the kind of results they Desire even if it's going to take sometimes, but in the end it will be worth the wait and it will be even cost effective for them, just like Leverkusen now who's doing so well already and they are getting these results with their own players they did nurtured and not buying stars alone, it's even much better a team is able to build a star and get him to give the team the kind of performance they desire to get and later sell him off at a huge price which will now be another source of income to the team.

The Ligue 1 has always been the only place where PSGs dominance has been felt the most, they can possibly become a better team outside this small league where it seems their prowess is the most if only they are willing to probably risk a whole season to fixing the team and getting the team to produce the desired results and subsequent they would have a reliable team they can actually depend on the getting the kind of results they wanted all along.

The shortcuts made by PSG certainly make them a strong team in a very short time, and certainly it is not difficult for them to continue to be able to get many star players with the power of money they currently have, but of course PSG must be prepared for risks that are also detrimental to their finances if if the star players they buy now are not able to meet the expectations charged in achieving the championship target,  For now, what PSG is doing I don't think is entirely wrong, because will be difficult for a team to develop only by relying on the talents of academy players, yes maybe at least PSG must also be brave to orbit their young players into the current main squad in order to at least reduce their expenses.

Leverkusen in the Bundesliga are currently able to surprise many people with their achievements, but I think using Leverkusen as an example to compare PSG is certainly not realistic guys, because we all know how long it took Leverkusen to make history like now, and I think PSG will not want to wait that long to be able to make their team strong not only in Ligue 1 but of course the big teams of the Europa League so far become their benchmark for development.

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

PSG's mistake was always with their coach, it is not permissible that when they had 3 great stars and they did not win the UCL, Ligue 1 yes, that was obvious, but they had to demonstrate the level was in the UCL, so the mistake of the Sheikh as such was to allow himself to be talked over, prioemsesas and everything on the part of the coach, a sheikh who had everything and did not know what he had was lacking much more decision, because he did not know how to take advantage of the leadership of a team, I would have done everything possible to I tried to get Zidane, or one of the best at that time , but he wasn't able to do it, so that's like investing in something that you don't follow up on again, the sheikh really failed, now with Mbappé it only meant a lot, but It's not enough, sometimes the sheikh was very complacent with that player, and a player cannot be trusted by the club, those mistakes were the ones that never made PSG win, now they have a chance in the UCL that we are experiencing, let's see if things change.

The mistake in PSG is about not having a balanced team, you haven't learned this yet. Now according to some news, it seems there is another ard fact in PSG about their superstar players Mbappe. We know Mbappe is a great player and he is effective in any team he plays for them, even that's true when we say if Mbappe leaves PSG they will have problems because so far he has been the key player for PSG.
But this is not a good reason to say this player should get this huge amount of money in PSG and we should accept he is just a human and should take a salary like the other players, After the contract they signed in 2022, Mbappe's current income n PSG 6 million euros per month, Which means 72 million euros per month and 36 million euros after the tax he should pay. While the next player on the list is Harry Kane who gets just 2.1 million euros which is much lower than Mbappe.
Maybe this can make some other players in PSG think they are not valuable to the team.




https://en.as.com/soccer/what-is-kylian-mbappes-salary-at-psg-how-does-it-compare-to-real-madrids-highest-earner-n/

[rendravolt]

If you look at the situation faced by the 5 teams that I have marked, it will be increasingly difficult for us to guess who will secure the top 4 position except for PSG. Here you can see that the difference in points is not that big and considering that currently most of the players are resting due to the international break, they must not be careless and must continue to do intense training with their coaches so that they can achieve important wins in the upcoming matches.

Even though Brest is one of the consistent teams this season, things could change and it is possible that Brest will not be able to maintain its second place. On the other hand, I am quite curious whether Lens will be able to get ahead of several of the teams above them by a margin that is not too big and secure their Champions League place again next season considering that this season they had to be eliminated from the group stage.

[KTChampions]

The mistake in PSG is about not having a balanced team, you haven't learned this yet. Now according to some news, it seems there is another ard fact in PSG about their superstar players Mbappe. We know Mbappe is a great player and he is effective in any team he plays for them, even that's true when we say if Mbappe leaves PSG they will have problems because so far he has been the key player for PSG.
But this is not a good reason to say this player should get this huge amount of money in PSG and we should accept he is just a human and should take a salary like the other players, After the contract they signed in 2022, Mbappe's current income n PSG 6 million euros per month, Which means 72 million euros per month and 36 million euros after the tax he should pay. While the next player on the list is Harry Kane who gets just 2.1 million euros which is much lower than Mbappe.
Maybe this can make some other players in PSG think they are not valuable to the team.




https://en.as.com/soccer/what-is-kylian-mbappes-salary-at-psg-how-does-it-compare-to-real-madrids-highest-earner-n/

I wonder why you think that Mbappe should receive the same salary as other players? Are there any arguments other than “he is also a human being”? Football is a media business and Mbappe is a much stronger and more recognizable brand than Kane or even Haaland. He is trying to maximize his income and there is nothing wrong with that.
The other day I learned that the (relatively) “beginning” actress Millie Bobby Brown is already worth a billion dollars. Compared to her, Mbappe can be considered a modest man 

[Patrol69]

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

That should be the case and they should be able to learn from Manchester City to build a team not in an instant way by recruiting lots of star players, PSG failed last season when they implemented this.

And I also see that they have not developed or have not been able to achieve achievements on the European stage because PSG does not have fierce domestic competition so this team cannot compare in strength to be able to rise even better.
As we have seen in the last few seasons in League 1, no competitor has put pressure on PSG in the title race.

To manage a team well, the first thing you need is a good manager. PSG managed to hire a good manager last season. A number of players have been sold from PSG after a skilled manager took charge of PSG. Basically the club sold all the players who had problems and were unhappy with their performance. With Neymar sold and Lionel Messi gone, we wondered how a team that didn't do well despite having such a big star would do well with only Mbappe. But at this point we understand that the manager was right in his decision. In addition to dominating Ligue 1, PSG qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League where they exited the Super Sixteen last season with the world's best stars. I expect PSG to do well in the quarter finals but kudos to PSG for the progress they have made with this team.

[wmaurik]

actually there is nothing to be surprised about about this because football is a safe business, there is a huge turnover of money in it, Nantes is taking wise steps before their team falls into the brink of relegation, at least they must be able to survive in their current position.  Currently Nantes' points are only a slight difference from those in the relegation zone, if they enter League 2 it will be very difficult to return to League 1.  Hopefully Kombouare can improve the performance of the Nantes squad until this season is over.

Nantes must at least be in the top fifteen positions at the end of the season in order to secure itself in League 1 for next season, because it is true as you said that if Nantes cannot secure itself to return to playing in League 1 next season by reaching the same position. It's better this season, Nantes will have a little difficulty returning to League 1 because in every season there is always more different competition so that might be a quite real obstacle for Nantes.

[Palakka]

It has really been not much difficult for PSG to bring top players for years. But becoming rich is really not enough to become more successful. PSG are still struggling to win the Champions League even for once. The best achievement they have got there so far is to qualify for the finale. Even while they had players like Messi and Neymar right beside Mbappe they still couldn't make it.  

I really don't know the main reason. Maybe they just can't find the right manager for themselves or the problem is bigger than just the manager. Whatever it is they had better find a solution. If they lose Mbappe too I wonder what their future plans will be.

What you are saying is quite true man, the wealth PSG have will be easy for them to buy and target the star players they want, but of course they forget that success of course cannot always be bought with money, for now PSG should evaluate the causes of their failure to win the Champions League trophy so far even when they have three of the best attackers in their previous squad.

When Messi, Neymar and Mbappe were a fearsome trio in Ligue 1 but they weren't able to do much in the Europa League, wasn't there anything wrong with PSG back then?
Even I think it will be difficult for PSG to win the Champions League trophy now when they only rely on Mbappe, especially I think all the speculation that exists against Mbappe at the moment will indirectly affect his performance, we all know that the PSG squad is a luxurious squad and I think the only thing they don't have so far is mentality.  And of course maybe recruiting a coach who is already very experienced like Guardiola and Zidane can be a solution for PSG to improve their mentality in the Champions League later.

[CryptoBuds]

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

That should be the case and they should be able to learn from Manchester City to build a team not in an instant way by recruiting lots of star players, PSG failed last season when they implemented this.

And I also see that they have not developed or have not been able to achieve achievements on the European stage because PSG does not have fierce domestic competition so this team cannot compare in strength to be able to rise even better.
As we have seen in the last few seasons in League 1, no competitor has put pressure on PSG in the title race.

To manage a team well, the first thing you need is a good manager. PSG managed to hire a good manager last season. A number of players have been sold from PSG after a skilled manager took charge of PSG. Basically the club sold all the players who had problems and were unhappy with their performance. With Neymar sold and Lionel Messi gone, we wondered how a team that didn't do well despite having such a big star would do well with only Mbappe. But at this point we understand that the manager was right in his decision. In addition to dominating Ligue 1, PSG qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League where they exited the Super Sixteen last season with the world's best stars. I expect PSG to do well in the quarter finals but kudos to PSG for the progress they have made with this team.

If you want to do well in a competitive league like the Champions League, you definitely need an experienced coach. I would say that if the coach is not experienced, even if they brings all the star players of the world in the same squad, they will not get the expected good performance.

If Luis Enrique had coached PSG 2 more seasons ago, I think he would have led PSG to the Champions League title. He had talented and experienced players like Messi, Mbappe and Neymar in the squad. PSG's squad this season is not strong enough. Even so, PSG's performance on the Champions League platform is quite good. It is expected that the PSG team can also qualify for the semi-finals. Because Barcelona's performance is somewhat erratic now.

[Oneandpure]

Mbape wants to leave PSG this season,but he wants to keep a legacy before he goes.PSG are involved in the Champions league this season,they have been winnig their league tittle,but I don't think that is important to them this season,I think the most important thing to them now is the Champions league,and that is what Mbape is fighting for,he wants to leave PSG with that honour that he won the Champioi league for them,but the question is,how can he do that when he doesnt have any capable hand that is ready to support him towards winning that trophy.They  have really done a good job by winning the teams they've won so far,but      then wining the Champions league with be something hard to even immagine.

Mbappe want to leave sweet memorize for PSG's fans by winning Champion League trophy, its become honor for him self and get most respect from PSG fans if possibility for winning the most waiting for trophy have several years ago. For winning Ligue 1 seems not really special yet after every season PSG's fans celebrating the domestic league winner, but when success win UEFA Champion League for the first time become most fantastic and fans will be happy although Mbappe will leave PSG next season.
Its hard than imagine for PSG winning Champion League, but got easily drawing format if can beat Barcelona on quarter final will face the winner between Atletico Madrid or Dortmund are easily opponent team than have to face Manchester City, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich on other batch quarter final.

[Salahmu]

It has really been not much difficult for PSG to bring top players for years. But becoming rich is really not enough to become more successful. PSG are still struggling to win the Champions League even for once. The best achievement they have got there so far is to qualify for the finale. Even while they had players like Messi and Neymar right beside Mbappe they still couldn't make it. 

I really don't know the main reason. Maybe they just can't find the right manager for themselves or the problem is bigger than just the manager. Whatever it is they had better find a solution. If they lose Mbappe too I wonder what their future plans will be.

I agree with you on that  because no matter the kind of good quality and experience players a club will have but if they don't have a good quality and tactical coach that will bring all the good performance in them they will still end up struggling, however like I already mentioned there was a time PSG has the highest squad on the Bundesliga that comprises of both Lionel Messi, Ramos, Mbappe and so many others but they still perform very bad and was actually losing matches consistently, so if perhaps they had a very good coach they would have surely go far and win many champions League. The truth is that PSG Is one of the richest club in this Bundesliga and they have the money to buy any player but what they also need to do is to check if there manager is good enough to lead the club to there destination because with the quality players PSG has wining trophies are not supposed to be too difficult for them.

[Josefjix]

It has really been not much difficult for PSG to bring top players for years. But becoming rich is really not enough to become more successful. PSG are still struggling to win the Champions League even for once. The best achievement they have got there so far is to qualify for the finale. Even while they had players like Messi and Neymar right beside Mbappe they still couldn't make it. 

I really don't know the main reason. Maybe they just can't find the right manager for themselves or the problem is bigger than just the manager. Whatever it is they had better find a solution. If they lose Mbappe too I wonder what their future plans will be.

I no longer consider Paris Saint-Germain as potential winners for the UEFA Champions League title because when it was their moment, they screwed things up and end up on the losing side. However it's good to blame PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi for signing potential big names that have no absolute control with the progress of the team, rather they played their personal style of football and lacks the chemistry to push for greater winning. PSG will struggle when their most outstanding player finally exits the door this summer, Kylian Mbappe will leave without a second thought

[Tony116]

Bro surprisingly Lyon has actually improved a lot. The situation that they were in previously in this season was absolutely unbelievable and I thought they were not going to avoid relegation. Right now they are in good condition. Even though the current position, the 10th, is not an improvement compared to what they were in, in the last season.

In the last season, they were able to finish in the seventh position. Of course, there is still a chance for them to do that. But the 10th place is also not bad considering the situation that they were in. The first mission for them was to avoid relegation. And if they can finish even in the mid-table, it is going to be actually an achievement for them in my opinion.

[SOKO-DEKE]

actually there is nothing to be surprised about about this because football is a safe business, there is a huge turnover of money in it, Nantes is taking wise steps before their team falls into the brink of relegation, at least they must be able to survive in their current position.  Currently Nantes' points are only a slight difference from those in the relegation zone, if they enter League 2 it will be very difficult to return to League 1.  Hopefully Kombouare can improve the performance of the Nantes squad until this season is over.

Nantes must at least be in the top fifteen positions at the end of the season in order to secure itself in League 1 for next season, because it is true as you said that if Nantes cannot secure itself to return to playing in League 1 next season by reaching the same position. It's better this season, Nantes will have a little difficulty returning to League 1 because in every season there is always more different competition so that might be a quite real obstacle for Nantes.

Nantes has a difficult challenge ahead of them, preventing relegation will need a lot of commitment and work. If they can't rise to the occasion, there can be severe repercussions, including dropping to a lower league. As you have correctly noted, it would be extremely difficult to get back to League 1 after such a loss, and League 2's competitive environment would present further challenges. Nantes can struggle to make an impression at the top levels of league play if they don't make a strong commitment to getting better.

So, at this point, Nantes would be wise to do everything in their power to keep themselves from being relegated. Even though they have a long way to go, there is still some hope because the teams ahead of them are only separated by small margins of one to three points. Nantes therefore still has a realistic possibility, should they are persistent and determined, of keeping their league position.

[Docnaster]

It has really been not much difficult for PSG to bring top players for years. But becoming rich is really not enough to become more successful. PSG are still struggling to win the Champions League even for once. The best achievement they have got there so far is to qualify for the finale. Even while they had players like Messi and Neymar right beside Mbappe they still couldn't make it. 

I really don't know the main reason. Maybe they just can't find the right manager for themselves or the problem is bigger than just the manager. Whatever it is they had better find a solution. If they lose Mbappe too I wonder what their future plans will be.

I no longer consider Paris Saint-Germain as potential winners for the UEFA Champions League title because when it was their moment, they screwed things up and end up on the losing side. However it's good to blame PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi for signing potential big names that have no absolute control with the progress of the team, rather they played their personal style of football and lacks the chemistry to push for greater winning. PSG will struggle when their most outstanding player finally exits the door this summer, Kylian Mbappe will leave without a second thought

It's no longer news that since the current owners of Paris Saint Germaine took over the ownership of the club, the club have been more successful in the French league than any other club in the the French league but have failed to win the UEFA Champions League competition. But unlike many other persons who think the club blew away their chances when they were formidable enough to win the UEFA Champions League competition, I personally think they still stand a good chance of winning the competition this season and that's because they still have a team that's strong enough to beat any club in Europe on their day.
Paris Saint Germaine's most important player Kylian Mbappe will leave the club at the end of the season but his impressive performances for the club since the start of the season suggests that he's going to do anything within his strength to help Paris Saint Germaine win the UEFA Champions League trophy this season and until becomes totally impossible for Paris Saint Germaine to achieve that feat this season, I still consider them a serious contender for the trophy

[hahay]

Bro surprisingly Lyon has actually improved a lot. The situation that they were in previously in this season was absolutely unbelievable and I thought they were not going to avoid relegation. Right now they are in good condition. Even though the current position, the 10th, is not an improvement compared to what they were in, in the last season.

In the last season, they were able to finish in the seventh position. Of course, there is still a chance for them to do that. But the 10th place is also not bad considering the situation that they were in. The first mission for them was to avoid relegation. And if they can finish even in the mid-table, it is going to be actually an achievement for them in my opinion.

Currently the team in seventh position is Marseille with 39 points, while Lyon is in tenth position with 34 points. Considering about Lyon who experienced badresults in the first half of the season, but until now Lyon managed to be in tenth position with only a five-point gap with Marseille in seventh position thenyes, it is clear that Lyon managed to get out of the difficult situation and the bad situation he experienced in the first half of this season.

So yes, with the success of Lyon who was able to rise and managed to improve his position from the relegation zone to be in the middle of the standings as now, then of  course Lyon will completely avoidrelegation. It doesn't matter what kind of opponent will be Lyon's next opponent until the season ends because anyway, eventhough Lyon plays againts a team that is in the topfive as well, but the fact is that Lyon is stillable to provide good resistance. Therefore, it is clear that Lyon willremain in Ligue 1 and will not be relegated because Lyon is able to maintain its position in a better position in the Ligue 1 standings.

[Weawant]

I no longer consider Paris Saint-Germain as potential winners for the UEFA Champions League title because when it was their moment, they screwed things up and end up on the losing side. However it's good to blame PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi for signing potential big names that have no absolute control with the progress of the team, rather they played their personal style of football and lacks the chemistry to push for greater winning. PSG will struggle when their most outstanding player finally exits the door this summer, Kylian Mbappe will leave without a second thought

It will actually take a whole Long time before PSG will ever get to win the champions league, that's I'd they ever get to do because they are ever going to win the champions league some day because their attitude towards the champions league, although they look very determined but they still don't look like they are going to win it nay time soon due to their approach to the champions league every season.

They happen to be able to get to qualify almost every season so that now actually isn't a lrobi for them because they have been able to have their way in the Ligue 1 such that they can always be able to qualify but they can never be able to win the champions league because the approach they use is such that doesn't guarantee winning in the champions league, again they may get lucky to get through by winning weaker teams at various stage's but when they get to the critical stage it's actually totally different because the big teams found at this stage has got a whole lot of experience.

So tackling such Big teams with their wealth of experience in the champions league will actually mean that they will be able to come up with a better strategy that will be able to be above that which their contender has got and that they will be able to continually stay ahead of them and get to win but PSG currently lacking the kind of mindset and team depth that's required to be able to contend with such team.

[QueenVera]

It is a natural thing when a club owner who gives a large amount of money to a club then he is sure to provide the best results including in the trophy problem because after all, every investor wants progress in the development of the money they invest but when talking about demanding I don't think there is any coercion that really requires the players to be too large.
If there was an imposition I don't think PSG would be like today and the fact that they are in the round of 16 in 2 consecutive seasons does not make Nasser Al Khaelaifi upset because he understands that the situation in coaching is not very good and he already knows that so he does not give grandiose targets especially during the era of Poche and Galtier but for now where Enrique is there and the changes made in terms of the squad, of course this raises a new hope especially now that they have been able to get out of the round of 16 curse.

Looking at a club like psg one would consider them to already have one European title to its name especially after all the massive investments the owner have done at the club. This kind of situation doesn’t happen with an English club.The player has released funds and the clubs have had some big name players in the team yet they’re not able to achieve an European title. This is a very big blow for the fans of this club as this is not what they expected.
 
 Well this goes to say that football is much more than having a big name player in your team as most times the big name player(s) might not be playing under the right tactics. So you can either blame the tactics or his teammates for not helping him achieve success. Blaming the teammates can be one thing and can be overlooked but when you come to the coach, I think the Psg owner understands that his team haven’t had the best coach yet as you can see how they performed in the UCL last season and last 2 seasons. This season they’re already in the quater finals and this is a big win for the fans.

 If the players are serious and determined they can be able to go through to the Semis of this season’s UCL, now you can see how they play nd you appreciate Enrique for using the right tactics on these boys by not making them all dependant on Kylian though it’s pretty hard. But you can see how better shaped they’re with Enrique tactics, this balls down to show how a coach’s experience matters in a team’s success. Now with Enrique, I think the hopes are high that they’re sure of achieving a feat in the UCL in coming years and I’m also confident of that too.