French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

[rendravolt]

I love the way the PSG team management is handling the club because with there target and planning they have for PSG the club will be so strong that every other team will be scared of them whenever they meet them, because just like you said if they eventually sign more players during the transfer window it will greatly enhance PSG performance in such a way that all there leagues next season will be very easy for them. And also I believe that there are more good things installed for PSG by there management because with the kind of money the club has they will make sure they eradicate any chances that will make PSG to lose any matches from next season.

PSG needs time to heal after losing several key players in the club, players that have aided the team's growth in both past and current. The performance of the club clime beyond our expectations, we know how promising they can be and knowing fully we they are able to dissapoints. Every match have been held to become difficulty for Paris Saint Germain, on the records, PSG are trying but they don't just fit in to win these matches. PSG performance have been questionable this season due to absence of the big names found in the club last season.

But now PSG seems to have started to forget about the big names of last season and is more concerned with talented young players. Maybe some people don't know that PSG has got two young talents from Brazil and they are Lucas Beraldo and Gabriel Moscardo. These two players seem quite promising and have two different positions.

Lucas Beraldo as a central defender and of course to strengthen PSG's defense line and Gabriel Moscardo as a midfielder who is of course expected to be able to move the ball more smoothly for attacks and occasionally also help in defense. Currently both of them have completed medical tests as new PSG players and their agreements will be announced next week.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1741006210856571070

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[puloweh555]

Ligue 1 has several clubs whose owners are quite wealthy. But the problem is that they are not interested in building the squad by spending huge amount of money like PSG management. While PSG prepares large funds for player purchases, no other team in Ligue 1 provides such a large fund. So naturally PSG form a very strong squad compared to other teams in Ligue 1. and dominate Ligue 1. If the management of Lille, Monaco and Marseille prepare big funds, these clubs have the potential to dominate Ligue 1 and challenge PSG for the title. But the clubs are not interested in spending more money.

So it is not surprising that Ligue 1 is called the Farmers League by many people, there are no serious competitors in the hunt for trophies, PSG is like walking in the park in collecting point after point, because no team has succeeded in suppressing their dominance due to being stingy in spending the budget to build the club. Overall, this kind of thing has an impact on the competitive level of the League, and when they compete in European competition, we will see Ligue 1 representatives going home early.

If the perspective of club owners is purely business, then we will never see Ligue 1 more advanced than it is today. Only a few fans are interested in watching their matches, of course gradually they will continue to be left behind in many ways, including the lack of star players who want to have a career in Ligue 1.

This is all because of the presence of Qatari money to PSG which makes Ligue 1 very financially unequal. In the past, Ligue 1 could be said to be quite evenly matched (Marseille, Lyon, Monaco, Lille, took turns on the championship board, before the arrival of Qatari money to PSG).

Like Lille at that time who had just won the 20/21 league, next season they immediately became a mediocre mid-table team because they were forced to sell and sell key players like Renato and Botman due to the Covid pandemic, while PSG had no influence whatsoever regarding finances. It's true that PSG's real ambition is the UCL league, that's why they dare to bring in big players, but the effect on Ligue 1 is because they are too superior so other teams can't compete with them, so it's not surprising that Ligue 1 is called the farmers' league, PSG with It's easy to get trophy level 1 without any obstacles.

[slapper]

It's no longer a secret that PSG in the Champions League is an ordinary team because they are not used to the competition in Ligue 1, so when they play against teams that have high intensity in this competition, they always go home faster. Never mind in the EPL, maybe even in the Italian Serie A, maybe PSG won't be able to do anything because the champions there change every season.

That's the fact that PSG always dominates Ligue 1 because there is no truly consistent challenger to get rid of PSG at the top of the standings and I'm sure they will win the title this season for the umpteenth time. That's why PSG has never succeeded in the UCL because they don't really have opponents. which is balanced in Ligue 1 which makes them have more ability to compete in the UCL, fortunately they qualified for the next round only because of goal difference.

But their luck in qualifying for the next round does not guarantee that they will last long there because they will meet opponents who will make them bend their knees in the end, for example, Madrid and Munich, especially Manchester City as the defending champion, of course it will be difficult for them to face. I'm not sure Mbappe and his friends will be able to reach the UCL semi-finals this season.

I see your point about PSG's Ligue 1 supremacy. Financial power sets them apart from the league, so it's no surprise they stay on top. I'm conflicted about it. Their wealth have allowed them to sign top-tier players like Mbappe, which boosts Ligue 1's prominence. However, this league lack of competitiveness

Football is different in the Champions League. Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City are dangerous. These teams may have an advantage over PSG due to their experience in tough leagues. I'm curious to see if PSG can adapt their game to these problems. Not only is the group good, but they can step up against harder opponents

[Xxmodded]

This is all because of the presence of Qatari money to PSG which makes Ligue 1 very financially unequal. In the past, Ligue 1 could be said to be quite evenly matched (Marseille, Lyon, Monaco, Lille, took turns on the championship board, before the arrival of Qatari money to PSG).

Like Lille at that time who had just won the 20/21 league, next season they immediately became a mediocre mid-table team because they were forced to sell and sell key players like Renato and Botman due to the Covid pandemic, while PSG had no influence whatsoever regarding finances. It's true that PSG's real ambition is the UCL league, that's why they dare to bring in big players, but the effect on Ligue 1 is because they are too superior so other teams can't compete with them, so it's not surprising that Ligue 1 is called the farmers' league, PSG with It's easy to get trophy level 1 without any obstacles.

Last dominance teams success stop PSG won Ligue 1 tittle is Lille but they have one season quit well performance only before becoming mediocre teams and one years after winning domestic league failed to finish on Champion League spot standings. Not easy how to get top performance with less financial support such as PSG easily for spending much money without break out financial fair play rule and give highest payment salary for their players.

In this season likely keep label  Ligue 1 is farmer league with PSG keep dominance on the first standings, have losses points on several matches but not any Ligue 1 teams can pressure PSG on the top standings position behind 5 points left and could be more than ten points remaining for several matches later.

[QueenVera]

But this is not the whole truth. Winning the Champions League isn't easy and just look how long it took Manchester City to finally win the Champions League. Pep Guardiola has been the coach since 2016 and it took them seven attempts to finally win it. There is money needed, luck needed, high quality players needed and so on and so forth. PSG did achieve something on the domestic level and they made it into the final once as well. But they never had a coach who understood how to develop a team for many years.

The sheikhs don't necessarily have to understand a lot about football as they can hire their managers, which is what they do. But money can make a big difference if all the rest is taken care of, too. That is why it worked for Manchester City and they could establish themselves as the best team in the Premier League despite all the fierce competition.

Well Winning the UCL requires a different tactics because it’s so different from most domestic leagues and we can see from ManCity. Winning the UCL requires experience, massive investments that could last a good time. PSG needs not just the investment but also fierce competition in their league, else they’ll still remain inferior when competing with several top clubs in Europe.

 They can get a good manager but when the team is still playing on average in the league, then they’ll not know the full potential of themselves to be able to compete in Europe. Well hopefully more foreign investors would come investing in the Ligue 1 to make it more tougher and competitive compared to other top European leagues, however I still have this believe that with Luis Enrique they could manage to reach the semifinals in this season's tournament.

[Jody.Drummer]

Our gaze never leaves Paris Saint Germain when it comes to Ligue 1, it's no wonder as they are the only club that has it all, so they are always going to attract attention. On the one hand it's quite boring to see them dominating the league, but on the other hand we can't do anything about it because other clubs are not at the same level as Paris Saint Germain.
When they dominate and are very difficult to beat, we take it as a given because they are the strongest club, but when they have problems and decline we take it as something unnatural. The problem that occurs is when they decline and there is no club that can take advantage of their decline, even if there is it will not last long and in a short time Paris Saint Germain can return to where it should be.

[imamusma]

Our gaze never leaves Paris Saint Germain when it comes to Ligue 1, it's no wonder as they are the only club that has it all, so they are always going to attract attention. On the one hand it's quite boring to see them dominating the league, but on the other hand we can't do anything about it because other clubs are not at the same level as Paris Saint Germain.
When they dominate and are very difficult to beat, we take it as a given because they are the strongest club, but when they have problems and decline we take it as something unnatural. The problem that occurs is when they decline and there is no club that can take advantage of their decline, even if there is it will not last long and in a short time Paris Saint Germain can return to where it should be.

A very clear fact, when talking about Ligue 1, it is like saying the name PSG directly, it is like two sides of a coin that cannot be separated. Their dominance is beyond any other club, both financially, players, coaches and many other things. I think Ligue 1 will continue like this for a long period of time, only occasionally do we see PSG lose their concentration in securing full points, it's true that their competitors also can't make good use of it.

As long as there are no rich investors who acquire one of the clubs, then the title race in Ligue 1 cannot be taken seriously, PSG is guaranteed to be able to retain the trophy every season. We certainly hope that there is a team that can suppress PSG dominance, like Laverkusen in the Bundesliga, or like Girona in La Liga. However, so far no team has had that kind of consistency, so in the end the conclusion is that Ligue 1 is a boring league.

[Weawant]

Our gaze never leaves Paris Saint Germain when it comes to Ligue 1, it's no wonder as they are the only club that has it all, so they are always going to attract attention. On the one hand it's quite boring to see them dominating the league, but on the other hand we can't do anything about it because other clubs are not at the same level as Paris Saint Germain.
When they dominate and are very difficult to beat, we take it as a given because they are the strongest club, but when they have problems and decline we take it as something unnatural. The problem that occurs is when they decline and there is no club that can take advantage of their decline, even if there is it will not last long and in a short time Paris Saint Germain can return to where it should be.

They appear like the most elite team in the Ligue 1 so the attention been draged to the Ligue 1 is usually focused on them because they are the only team that gives the kind of performance and entertainment which people expect to see from the league, although other teams are trying to bring home the competition and fun but they aren't as good as PSG.

Bringing an end to the dominance of PSG on the Ligue one will definitely end the boredom associated with the Ligue 1 but then I still think PSG still have a long time to enjoy dominance as no team so far in the Ligue 1 is yet to exhibit competitiveness which could lead to the end of the PSG dominance in the Ligue 1 especially this season. Nice is the only team that seem to have the capacity to be able to strip PSG of their dominance but currently they don't appear like they have that ability this season probably next season but then I think as PSG is so focused on the UCL currently, it's an opportunity if well utilized for Nice.

[temple]

But this is not the whole truth. Winning the Champions League isn't easy and just look how long it took Manchester City to finally win the Champions League. Pep Guardiola has been the coach since 2016 and it took them seven attempts to finally win it. There is money needed, luck needed, high quality players needed and so on and so forth. PSG did achieve something on the domestic level and they made it into the final once as well. But they never had a coach who understood how to develop a team for many years.

The sheikhs don't necessarily have to understand a lot about football as they can hire their managers, which is what they do. But money can make a big difference if all the rest is taken care of, too. That is why it worked for Manchester City and they could establish themselves as the best team in the Premier League despite all the fierce competition.

Well Winning the UCL requires a different tactics because it’s so different from most domestic leagues and we can see from ManCity. Winning the UCL requires experience, massive investments that could last a good time. PSG needs not just the investment but also fierce competition in their league, else they’ll still remain inferior when competing with several top clubs in Europe.

 They can get a good manager but when the team is still playing on average in the league, then they’ll not know the full potential of themselves to be able to compete in Europe. Well hopefully more foreign investors would come investing in the Ligue 1 to make it more tougher and competitive compared to other top European leagues, however I still have this believe that with Luis Enrique they could manage to reach the semifinals in this season's tournament.

That is the biggest problem PSG has. They don't have financial issues and they had some coaches that were not too bad, but the average competition in their domestic league makes it hard for them to peak at the right moment when they play in the Champions League. Premier League teams have to peak almost every week and in La Liga it is at least more often than it is in Ligue 1. In Ligue 1 PSG really has to peak every few weeks, if at all. They could play at 90% the whole season and still win the title easily.

[Mustang Shelby]

But this is not the whole truth. Winning the Champions League isn't easy and just look how long it took Manchester City to finally win the Champions League. Pep Guardiola has been the coach since 2016 and it took them seven attempts to finally win it. There is money needed, luck needed, high quality players needed and so on and so forth. PSG did achieve something on the domestic level and they made it into the final once as well. But they never had a coach who understood how to develop a team for many years.

The sheikhs don't necessarily have to understand a lot about football as they can hire their managers, which is what they do. But money can make a big difference if all the rest is taken care of, too. That is why it worked for Manchester City and they could establish themselves as the best team in the Premier League despite all the fierce competition.

Well Winning the UCL requires a different tactics because it’s so different from most domestic leagues and we can see from ManCity. Winning the UCL requires experience, massive investments that could last a good time. PSG needs not just the investment but also fierce competition in their league, else they’ll still remain inferior when competing with several top clubs in Europe.

 They can get a good manager but when the team is still playing on average in the league, then they’ll not know the full potential of themselves to be able to compete in Europe. Well hopefully more foreign investors would come investing in the Ligue 1 to make it more tougher and competitive compared to other top European leagues, however I still have this believe that with Luis Enrique they could manage to reach the semifinals in this season's tournament.

That is the biggest problem PSG has. They don't have financial issues and they had some coaches that were not too bad, but the average competition in their domestic league makes it hard for them to peak at the right moment when they play in the Champions League. Premier League teams have to peak almost every week and in La Liga it is at least more often than it is in Ligue 1. In Ligue 1 PSG really has to peak every few weeks, if at all. They could play at 90% the whole season and still win the title easily.

This has both advantages and disadvantages. Since there are no very challenging matches in the league, they should normally focus on European tournaments comfortably. They also have the chance to rest their important players by making less effort, but PSG is experiencing big problems because they do not do this. Most of the criticism comes for this reason.

[borovichok]

That is the biggest problem PSG has. They don't have financial issues and they had some coaches that were not too bad, but the average competition in their domestic league makes it hard for them to peak at the right moment when they play in the Champions League. Premier League teams have to peak almost every week and in La Liga it is at least more often than it is in Ligue 1. In Ligue 1 PSG really has to peak every few weeks, if at all. They could play at 90% the whole season and still win the title easily.

A club that's 100% balance when it involves finances and the president is not ready to watch his club fold up other than generating quite enormous profits. PSG always comes first when it involves winning Ligue One trophy but I don't think they would be able to compete in UCL because it's an elite competition formulate only for tougher clubs that are craving for extreme titles. They always have this issues of appointing mediocre coach, incompetent coach that doesn't stand in any solid position to elevate the club to next level. They have Luis Enrique as headcoach, he will do more better than the previous manager.

[Marvell1]

Our gaze never leaves Paris Saint Germain when it comes to Ligue 1, it's no wonder as they are the only club that has it all, so they are always going to attract attention. On the one hand it's quite boring to see them dominating the league, but on the other hand we can't do anything about it because other clubs are not at the same level as Paris Saint Germain.
When they dominate and are very difficult to beat, we take it as a given because they are the strongest club, but when they have problems and decline we take it as something unnatural. The problem that occurs is when they decline and there is no club that can take advantage of their decline, even if there is it will not last long and in a short time Paris Saint Germain can return to where it should be.

They appear like the most elite team in the Ligue 1 so the attention been draged to the Ligue 1 is usually focused on them because they are the only team that gives the kind of performance and entertainment which people expect to see from the league, although other teams are trying to bring home the competition and fun but they aren't as good as PSG.

Bringing an end to the dominance of PSG on the Ligue one will definitely end the boredom associated with the Ligue 1 but then I still think PSG still have a long time to enjoy dominance as no team so far in the Ligue 1 is yet to exhibit competitiveness which could lead to the end of the PSG dominance in the Ligue 1 especially this season. Nice is the only team that seem to have the capacity to be able to strip PSG of their dominance but currently they don't appear like they have that ability this season probably next season but then I think as PSG is so focused on the UCL currently, it's an opportunity if well utilized for Nice.

Ligue 1 is like a picnic for Paris Saint Germain. If they hadn't lost the league to Lile a few seasons back, they probably would have won 10 seasons in a row. Marseille, Monaco, and Lile are some of the challenges for them in Ligue 1. But they cannot do much these days as PSG's financials are too good for them.

I would say the reason for PSG's dominance is their financial advantage. Every year they get some world-class players, some of them end up being a flop and some of them shine. Mbappe for example is a shining star for them. On the other hand, Neymar couldn't achieve much with them. Julian Draxler was also a young star who flopped in PSG. Due to their financial advantage, they could afford players like Neymar, Messi, and Mbappe altogether. This is nothing easy even for other big clubs. But after all this, they can't do much in the Uefa Champions League. I think the reason for that is they lack class. They don't have an identity of their own, no history either. They need a few years to build it.

[sana54210]

Last dominance teams success stop PSG won Ligue 1 tittle is Lille but they have one season quit well performance only before becoming mediocre teams and one years after winning domestic league failed to finish on Champion League spot standings. Not easy how to get top performance with less financial support such as PSG easily for spending much money without break out financial fair play rule and give highest payment salary for their players.

In this season likely keep label  Ligue 1 is farmer league with PSG keep dominance on the first standings, have losses points on several matches but not any Ligue 1 teams can pressure PSG on the top standings position behind 5 points left and could be more than ten points remaining for several matches later.

I mean Lille did achieve something amazing, but we also have to accept that it was a bit of a luck as well. Look at how they did before that season and after that season to see why I say that was luck. PSG wasn't as great that year, but also Lille played way better than anyone expected them to and everything went their way, that's why it's such an important situation.

I believe that we should be careful and we should consider that PSG will not have that type of opponent that easily, it is not going to end up being that quite easy to achieve that. PSG will keep on winning until some other team is bought by some other rich person and filled with great players, in that case we could finally see PSG not being the best team there.

[Belarge]

Ligue 1 is like a picnic for Paris Saint Germain. If they hadn't lost the league to Lile a few seasons back, they probably would have won 10 seasons in a row. Marseille, Monaco, and Lile are some of the challenges for them in Ligue 1. But they cannot do much these days as PSG's financials are too good for them.

I would say the reason for PSG's dominance is their financial advantage. Every year they get some world-class players, some of them end up being a flop and some of them shine. Mbappe for example is a shining star for them. On the other hand, Neymar couldn't achieve much with them. Julian Draxler was also a young star who flopped in PSG. Due to their financial advantage, they could afford players like Neymar, Messi, and Mbappe altogether. This is nothing easy even for other big clubs. But after all this, they can't do much in the Uefa Champions League. I think the reason for that is they lack class. They don't have an identity of their own, no history either. They need a few years to build it.

Good history brings the whereabouts of success, no club that stands strong in the modern day of football that doesn't have regular style of prehistory football records. Good history from PSG and this have stand out to aides in helping their present. It's their birthright, PSG will continue to dominate and win major trophies. Currently, the club is not having any significant push to elevate their performance rather they will rather stick to becoming a good upgraded team that's desperate for a win and success is the major next thing that would happen to the club.

[rahmad2nd]

A club that's 100% balance when it involves finances and the president is not ready to watch his club fold up other than generating quite enormous profits. PSG always comes first when it involves winning Ligue One trophy but I don't think they would be able to compete in UCL because it's an elite competition formulate only for tougher clubs that are craving for extreme titles. They always have this issues of appointing mediocre coach, incompetent coach that doesn't stand in any solid position to elevate the club to next level. They have Luis Enrique as headcoach, he will do more better than the previous manager.

For this season, as I often say in many posts, if PSG is not targeting the Champions League trophy this time. how can Enrique be able to make it happen, with the team squad they currently have. that doesn't mean the PSG squad isn't filled with other talented and competitive players. it's just that based on my personal point of view, this time PSG is building the foundation of the team's squad first by recruiting several young players. plus, Enrique still needs other arrivals that the club needs. especially if in the end the rumors about Mbappe leaving turn out to be true. which means, PSG or Enrique will have to look for a potential replacement next summer. well, at least now PSG has returned to the top of the Ligue 1 standings. PSG's performance is quite impressive when playing match after match, except when they visit Lille's headquarters. after appearing unbeaten in the last few weeks, Lille was finally able to end PSG's victory and the match ended in a draw.

However, IMO PSG is in a fairly safe zone even though they are only 5 points ahead of Nice who are below their ranking. if PSG restarts its match with lots of wins, it will be difficult for other teams to compete closely with the French League champions. as for the team that might be able to get close to PSG, namely AS Manaco. at least based on the assessment and what I saw, Monaco is much better than Nice and the same goes for future progress.
Well, we're back to PSG. I'm not quite sure if PSG can go far in the Champions League competition. but at least, they have a chance to overthrow Real Sociedad. maybe in the following seasons, once this team is strong enough, PSG will again target the Champions League trophy.

[RaltcoinsB]

That is the biggest problem PSG has. They don't have financial issues and they had some coaches that were not too bad, but the average competition in their domestic league makes it hard for them to peak at the right moment when they play in the Champions League. Premier League teams have to peak almost every week and in La Liga it is at least more often than it is in Ligue 1. In Ligue 1 PSG really has to peak every few weeks, if at all. They could play at 90% the whole season and still win the title easily.

A club that's 100% balance when it involves finances and the president is not ready to watch his club fold up other than generating quite enormous profits. PSG always comes first when it involves winning Ligue One trophy but I don't think they would be able to compete in UCL because it's an elite competition formulate only for tougher clubs that are craving for extreme titles. They always have this issues of appointing mediocre coach, incompetent coach that doesn't stand in any solid position to elevate the club to next level. They have Luis Enrique as headcoach, he will do more better than the previous manager.

Maybe Luis Enrique could have won the UCL if he had the squad of Messi-Neymar-Mbappe trio. I think PSG fans must also think that they are working with bad coaches in this regard. At that time, there was no other team in the world that had the squad they had. They were the best squad on paper and looked even stronger than City. However, coaches and team balance may change. I think that's exactly what happened.

[Falconer]

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This has both advantages and disadvantages. Since there are no very challenging matches in the league, they should normally focus on European tournaments comfortably. They also have the chance to rest their important players by making less effort, but PSG is experiencing big problems because they do not do this. Most of the criticism comes for this reason.

Many Ligue 1 matches are actually difficult matches for PSG, but because of the depth of their squad and the right strategy, they can be expected to win. PSG basically will never be able to win all the league matches throughout the season even though they have a good squad above the average of other teams, but it is true that no other team can provide real competition every season for PSG in the league.

PSG always has competitors in the race for the title in Ligue 1, but the problem is that other teams always fail to maintain consistent performance throughout the season. This is what makes PSG successful in dominating Ligue 1, meaning that apart from their superior squad depth, the competing teams are also not too strong in providing competition until the end of the season.

[Hvdv]

Ligue 1 is like a picnic for Paris Saint Germain. If they hadn't lost the league to Lile a few seasons back, they probably would have won 10 seasons in a row. Marseille, Monaco, and Lile are some of the challenges for them in Ligue 1. But they cannot do much these days as PSG's financials are too good for them.

I would say the reason for PSG's dominance is their financial advantage. Every year they get some world-class players, some of them end up being a flop and some of them shine. Mbappe for example is a shining star for them. On the other hand, Neymar couldn't achieve much with them. Julian Draxler was also a young star who flopped in PSG. Due to their financial advantage, they could afford players like Neymar, Messi, and Mbappe altogether. This is nothing easy even for other big clubs. But after all this, they can't do much in the Uefa Champions League. I think the reason for that is they lack class. They don't have an identity of their own, no history either. They need a few years to build it.

Good history brings the whereabouts of success, no club that stands strong in the modern day of football that doesn't have regular style of prehistory football records. Good history from PSG and this have stand out to aides in helping their present. It's their birthright, PSG will continue to dominate and win major trophies. Currently, the club is not having any significant push to elevate their performance rather they will rather stick to becoming a good upgraded team that's desperate for a win and success is the major next thing that would happen to the club.

I think they need to stop expecting immediate success and put the system in place. PSG has a strong economic situation. Their presidents are investing heavily in the club financially. Therefore, it would be more logical and long-term to be systematic rather than acting hastily.

[Oluwa-btc]

That is the biggest problem PSG has. They don't have financial issues and they had some coaches that were not too bad, but the average competition in their domestic league makes it hard for them to peak at the right moment when they play in the Champions League. Premier League teams have to peak almost every week and in La Liga it is at least more often than it is in Ligue 1. In Ligue 1 PSG really has to peak every few weeks, if at all. They could play at 90% the whole season and still win the title easily.

A club that's 100% balance when it involves finances and the president is not ready to watch his club fold up other than generating quite enormous profits. PSG always comes first when it involves winning Ligue One trophy but I don't think they would be able to compete in UCL because it's an elite competition formulate only for tougher clubs that are craving for extreme titles. They always have this issues of appointing mediocre coach, incompetent coach that doesn't stand in any solid position to elevate the club to next level. They have Luis Enrique as headcoach, he will do more better than the previous manager.

Winning the Champions League should be possible honestly, but it'll take them time and years to assemble that competitive and competent squad. They need to bring in players who are damn ready for business and not making finesse when playing on the pitch. Manchester City also took time and some key players to come into the squad before they could win the league finally.

They now have a good coach who has won the Champions League before, he can still win again if they give him time to sign and work with players who he thinks are capable of playing for long term plans of the club.

I wished he was the coach around with players like, Kylian Mbappe, Neymar Junior and Lionel Messi. During his time with Barcelona the NSM dominated the La Liga Competition.

[Weawant]

Good history brings the whereabouts of success, no club that stands strong in the modern day of football that doesn't have regular style of prehistory football records. Good history from PSG and this have stand out to aides in helping their present. It's their birthright, PSG will continue to dominate and win major trophies. Currently, the club is not having any significant push to elevate their performance rather they will rather stick to becoming a good upgraded team that's desperate for a win and success is the major next thing that would happen to the club.

They have maintained a very good and historical records in the Ligue one and so far it doesn't seem like any other team is able or ready enough to dispute or probably change the narrative  because PSG still maintains that prowess amongst other teams in the Ligue 1 this season much more like they have done subsequently.

I would think that PSG would focus more on getting the champions league title which have been their biggest dream, this has been one of the reasons the team continually invest in buying players all most at every transfer windows because they are hoping to achieve this dream some day, if it will take them forefeiting the Ligue 1 title for a season, after all the have had this title for almost a decade so if they win same title again it's like nothing new to anyone but if they get the UCL then it will do so much good to them, bother the attention they will get, the pay and so many other benefits that comes with it.