French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

[shinratensei_]

Now, there's a high chance that he moves after the season. How will PSG cope? New signings?

At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

In my opinion, Osimhen and Leao are important targets. PSG may try to bring them to the team instead of Mbappe. I don't think Milan will leave Leao because he is an important part of a team with high goals. However, Osimhen can leave Napoli with a good transfer fee. I believe he will be successful in Paris, too. I think he will not be as successful as Mbappe, but he will still be good.

Leao has clearly stated that he is unwilling to leave the club and he has been repeating it many times, i don't even know why media keep try to send him the same question anytime. This also demonstrates Leaso's strong loyalty to his club. Although he has been linked to a number of teams, he has stated that he is delighted to remain at Acmilan and he is not having a thought to leave from there, im sure this is coming from his heard. He cannot leave the club. It is possible for Osimhen to leave because he has stated that he is willing to join another club on occasion and there may be aso another reason that we don't know that. We don't know when he'll leave, but Osimhen's possibility of leaving the club is far more likely than Leao's caused by osimhen has ordered his team to put release clause in the new contract. It is caused by Leaso repeatedly stating that if he is willing to stay, he should not leave.
It also confirmed many rumors about Leao's willingness to leave Acmilan due to the club's incompetence. Napoli has been offering him a high price, while Leaso's price remains unknown. Osimhen has also ordered Napoli to decrease his release clause, which will make him leave the club and join a better club than it.
Osimhen will not be a dumb player by remaining in a garbage club like Napoli. Napoli has come to an end, and it will take another two decades to replace Torphy. Osimhen should leave there and join a club that will treat him better.
There are many clubs interested in acquiring him from Napoli. Osimhen must be able to think positively if moving to a new club will improve his results. Osimhen must use his common sense to determine which decision will be best for his career.

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At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

PSG is one of the big and richest teams in the French league, so it is not surprising that so far they often recruit star players at high prices rather than orbiting their young players from the academy, besides that it seems very rare that we hear if there are other teams interested in players from the PSG academy because maybe they do not have much natural talent to orbit young players like Monaco academy,  Barcelona and Madrid at this time.

The absence of young players despite having a large academy certainly makes PSG only a team that does have a short-term vision, and of course it is very reasonable because indeed they can overcome this with the money power they have so far in recruiting players, losing Mbappe next season will certainly leave a big hole in PSG's front line,  so that hole will be closed if PSG can find a player who can indeed be better than mbappe later, from Of the three names you mentioned, I think only Osimhen does have the capacity to replace Mbappe, while the other two will probably be Osimhen supporters in the future in PSG

[klidex]

Mbappe is very effective in scoring goals. He scored 24 goals and David followed him with 15 goals. This year is probably his last season, but he is playing with great dedication in his last season. As a result, he will become the top scorer. He may also receive the award for the best player of the French league. Mbappe is an incredible talent. It is every team's dream to have him.

Kylian Mbappe has been PSG's mainstay striker so far, so it's only natural that he scored a lot of goals with PSG, even at the end of his season with PSG, he just wants to show that he is the best player that PSG has and he remains professional in all situations without thinking about anything even at the end. Next season he will no longer be with PSG. Just like coach Jurgen Kloop, he wants to leave a good impression on Liverpool and be able to win a title, so does Mbappe who wants to leave a good impression before he leaves and he also wants to see PSG do better in the Champions League, a title that PSG really wants. Even though the chance is small, who knows, PSG will get a miracle, especially if their opponent will be Barcelona, where their performance is no longer as strong as before.

Currently Kylian Mbappe has recorded a record of 37 goals in all competitions which will soon reach 50 goals if Mbappe continues to score goals in the remainder of this season. He will be named the best striker in France this season, and maybe next season we don't know if Kylian Mbappe can score a lot of goals at the club he will work for because each league has a different level of difficulty. I can't imagine what would happen if PSG were without Mbappe next season, would PSG still perform like this in League 1.

[Salahmu]

In my opinion, Osimhen and Leao are important targets. PSG may try to bring them to the team instead of Mbappe. I don't think Milan will leave Leao because he is an important part of a team with high goals. However, Osimhen can leave Napoli with a good transfer fee. I believe he will be successful in Paris, too. I think he will not be as successful as Mbappe, but he will still be good.

I agree with you because by now PSG must have identified all the players they feel will boost the performance of the team when Mbappe will leave the club, however considering the performance of Osimhen he is the right player for PSG because he is very good and strong even though he is not skillful but he knows how to utilize a scoring opportunities, so like you said even if his performance is not up to Mbappe but he will surely be an assets for PSG because I believe that a player with the kind of speed and force Osimhen has is actually suitable for PSG because they will help Osimhen improve the more because they have a very good quality players that can assist Osimhen very well, however when Osimhen leaves Napoli it will also affect the team because he has been doing really well for the club in terms of creating scoring chances and assist.

[puloweh555]

Now, there's a high chance that he moves after the season. How will PSG cope? New signings?

At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

Actually, losing Mbappe will not affect their dominance in League One, it's just that their strength is lost in the UCL League. I want to see it from the other side, losing Mbappe, Ramos, Neymar and Messi is a big blow for PSG. The team will undergo a major transition and will need time to rebuild its strength. If we talk about business related to Mbappe, PSG and Legue 1 will definitely be affected by the loss of Mbappe. However, Legue 1 should have 2 or 3 clubs that can compete with PSG so that the league is exciting and competitive. Players who have the potential to realistically increase their selling value are players who play in Serie A such as Vlahovic, Chiesa, Oshimhen, Kvara, who are suitable for increasing their broadcast value, although not as significantly as Mbappe.

However, in my opinion, whatever Mbappe's decision to leave PSG next season, it is likely that PSG will remain a strong team in League One next season. But yes, they may no longer be considered contenders for the UCL League trophy. Yes. Currently, Mbappe's replacement at PSG is more suitable for the player Oshimhen, and PSG has been targeting him since last season.

[tusandii]

Osimhen has is actually suitable for PSG because they will help Osimhen improve the more because they have a very good quality players that can assist Osimhen very well,

Actually this is a little deviating from the opinion that I think when you say about Osimhen who is suitable to join PSG and can develop the talent that Osimhen has, it seems impossible and his career will only stop in League 1.
As you can see how the achievement of PSG has always been until now and see Mbappe even though he is a great player but he is only always great in League 1 without having achievements in big competitions like the Champions League.
We have never seen Mbappe joining a big club that has a greater achievement and later after Mbappe left and joined a big club we will find out whether Mbappe is a great player after developing at PSG.
There is no guarantee when Osimhen joins PSG will certainly only be great in League 1.

[wakier]

Now, there's a high chance that he moves after the season. How will PSG cope? New signings?

At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

Yep, PSG has to think about the names that might be on PSG's recruitment list in the summer market and I'm also curious whether PSG can recruit Oshimen from Napoli because if you look at Napoli, they are reluctant to let go of this important player, bringing Oshimen to Enrique's team seems to be enough to replace him. Mbappè's role as a striker who is hungry for goals is because Oshimen also scored a lot of goals for Napoli, even though this season he didn't become the first top scorer in the Italian league but he was still nominated in 5th place but we also have to remember that last season Oshimen was in the first tier and succeeded in bringing Napoli to the trophy, who knows, with the gap that exists in League 1, he will replace Mbappè as top scorer in France.

[rendravolt]

It's a shame that Monaco failed to secure a win at home after only drawing 2-2 against Lorient. Both teams played quite hard and the statistics also show that the two teams played quite evenly. But there was one unique thing in this match where both teams opened the scoring with an own goal from their players and a sight like this is very rare in a football match.

On the other hand, Monaco could have won because they scored the second goal in the 60th minute through Fofana but unfortunately they failed to maintain that narrow lead after Lorient didn't give up until the final minute. Bakayoko saved Lorient from defeat after scoring a goal in the 90+4 minute and forcing Monaco to only share one point. This match was also marked by a red card received by one of the players from each team. This result made Monaco fail to reach second place in the standings after Brest also only drew 1-1 against Lille.

AS Monaco shouldn't just have a draw with Lorient, they're just a team that's currently struggling to get away from the relegation zone but could cause a surprise at AS Monaco home match.

What amazed me even more about Lorient was that they scored their second goal after one of their players received a red card. There's no more competition and racing for the Ligue 1 title for AS Monaco, but they should be able to maximize their chances of second place.

Yeah, that's all Monaco can do in the remaining games this season and at least they should go to the Champions League next season. The competition will be fiercer because all the teams are aiming for a place in the competition and they also want to finish in the table as well as possible. Monaco must start to be wary of Lille or Nice, who are now only 3 points away, especially Nice, who have just started to find their game after beating Lens, should be wary.

Monaco is one of the big teams in Ligue 1 and they have to prove their quality and not lose concentration which shouldn't happen. After drawing against Lorient, in the next match they will still face a weak team at the bottom of the standings, namely Metz and they should not lose full points again in that match in the future. On the other hand, Metz also needs full points to escape the relegation zone and I think this time Metz will not just sit back and try to secure full points at home. This will be a fierce match because both teams want to win.

[QueenVera]

Kylian Mbappe has been PSG's mainstay striker so far, so it's only natural that he scored a lot of goals with PSG, even at the end of his season with PSG, he just wants to show that he is the best player that PSG has and he remains professional in all situations without thinking about anything even at the end. Next season he will no longer be with PSG. Just like coach Jurgen Kloop, he wants to leave a good impression on Liverpool and be able to win a title, so does Mbappe who wants to leave a good impression before he leaves and he also wants to see PSG do better in the Champions League, a title that PSG really wants. Even though the chance is small, who knows, PSG will get a miracle, especially if their opponent will be Barcelona, where their performance is no longer as strong as before.

Currently Kylian Mbappe has recorded a record of 37 goals in all competitions which will soon reach 50 goals if Mbappe continues to score goals in the remainder of this season. He will be named the best striker in France this season, and maybe next season we don't know if Kylian Mbappe can score a lot of goals at the club he will work for because each league has a different level of difficulty. I can't imagine what would happen if PSG were without Mbappe next season, would PSG still perform like this in League 1.

When a player beats the expectations of many and is achieving indivisible records and hitting the limelight season in and out, he’s considered to be a very top player and is seen as a strong force to reckon with. One player that falls into this category is Kylian. The boy is young and has a World Cup trophy to his name and has also made sure he gets the media attention from the milestone of successes he achieves in every tournament he finds himself. These kind of players are real difficult to let go and it’s a sad one PSG will be losing him at this point.

 Kylian always wanted to achieve suceess and get individual accolades for himself which is one major reason he’s chasing his career in a bigger club, Real Madrid. He’s very dedicated to delivering for the club and country and this is one big characteristics of a winner. He’s their target man and has been in that position for a long time so it’s quite expected he attains that height but you can’t just go without noticing his efforts because you see how he carries the team generally and how poorly they perform when he’s absent.

 The next season without Kylian would to an extent be quite difficult for PSG. I like the face that Kylian is retiring on a very high note by him winning the highest goal scorer and the league’s best player. This is the same way Jurgen wants to leave Liverpool where he’s spent quite some time, on a very high note. PSG next season will be one team trying to find their feet especially if they’re not able to get one quick replacement for Kylian to be on a very top production level.

[samuraijin]

Now, there's a high chance that he moves after the season. How will PSG cope? New signings?

At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

Honestly, I have never seen PSG take a player from their academy while PSG was held by Nasser Al Khelaifi, because this person always used his money to buy expensive and well-known players, so it would be impossible if that really happened because Nasser Al Khelaifi always wanted to get something instantly.  and by running the club really from the bottom like big clubs that always save their finances, even though there are many candidates that Nasser Al Khelaifi wants to bring in, at least it can lift PSG to the European Cup, not just in the domestic league, to dominate, at least it has the ambition to  European League.

[Blitzboy]

Now, there's a high chance that he moves after the season. How will PSG cope? New signings?

At the moment I don't see any young PSG academy players having a candidate capable of replacing Mbappe for now. One of the best ways is to take advantage of the transfer market by buying new players. Some media outlets suggest that Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Bernardo Silva are reportedly new targets to replace Mbappe if he leaves. After he officially leaves, Enrique must be able to make a collective game, not rely on 1 player.

I find it aggravating that PSG consistently buys their way to success rather than cultivating potential. Coman and Nkunku are crushing it now, making you wonder what could've happened in Paris. Maybe they lack the patience to give young guys an opportunity.

Honestly, Mbappe leaving could be best for them. It will make them work together and include everyone. Less predictable, possibly more constant over time. The media will go crazy about who they sign, but its too early.  It will be intriguing to watch who they choose and if he lives up to the hype.

[Oneandpure]

Actually, losing Mbappe will not affect their dominance in League One, it's just that their strength is lost in the UCL League. I want to see it from the other side, losing Mbappe, Ramos, Neymar and Messi is a big blow for PSG. The team will undergo a major transition and will need time to rebuild its strength. If we talk about business related to Mbappe, PSG and Legue 1 will definitely be affected by the loss of Mbappe. However, Legue 1 should have 2 or 3 clubs that can compete with PSG so that the league is exciting and competitive. Players who have the potential to realistically increase their selling value are players who play in Serie A such as Vlahovic, Chiesa, Oshimhen, Kvara, who are suitable for increasing their broadcast value, although not as significantly as Mbappe.

However, in my opinion, whatever Mbappe's decision to leave PSG next season, it is likely that PSG will remain a strong team in League One next season. But yes, they may no longer be considered contenders for the UCL League trophy. Yes. Currently, Mbappe's replacement at PSG is more suitable for the player Oshimhen, and PSG has been targeting him since last season.

PSG performance not really effect yet although losing Mbappe for next season and keep dominance in Ligue 1 as the winner every season, but PSG will on difficult position when playing in Champion League next season after looking with Mbappe contribution this season success make PSG qualify until quarter final. Mbappe have final decision with his future leaves PSG after his contract expiring, but he still not announce yet which become his club for next season and want to give more respect with PSG and keep focus until the end of this season by giving the best performance in domestic league and Champion league match.

PSG have list some target will recruit next season for replacing Mbappe's position, its not difficult with fantastic salary payment offer by PSG for their players target. Victor Osimhen become the players linked will replace Mbappe position for next season but Napoli still not accept yet with official offer from PSG.

[Farma]

I find it aggravating that PSG consistently buys their way to success rather than cultivating potential. Coman and Nkunku are crushing it now, making you wonder what could've happened in Paris. Maybe they lack the patience to give young guys an opportunity.

Honestly, Mbappe leaving could be best for them. It will make them work together and include everyone. Less predictable, possibly more constant over time. The media will go crazy about who they sign, but its too early.  It will be intriguing to watch who they choose and if he lives up to the hype.

It is very likely that the PSG team can be built with stronger chemistry without relying on just one player when Mbappe leaves.
However, it all goes back to PSG's management pattern in building this team, they have made a lot of efforts to bring in star players and spent a lot of money but there is no success on the European stage that can be bought instantly, PSG management should be aware of what is happening and reflecting on the Manchester City team in building a team which went through a long process until finally producing quite good quality.

All of this goes back to PSG management, if they continue to spend a lot of money to buy several big players and then just depend on those players, of course it won't make the PSG team much better.

[Zlantann]

Yep, PSG has to think about the names that might be on PSG's recruitment list in the summer market and I'm also curious whether PSG can recruit Oshimen from Napoli because if you look at Napoli, they are reluctant to let go of this important player, bringing Oshimen to Enrique's team seems to be enough to replace him. Mbappè's role as a striker who is hungry for goals is because Oshimen also scored a lot of goals for Napoli, even though this season he didn't become the first top scorer in the Italian league but he was still nominated in 5th place but we also have to remember that last season Oshimen was in the first tier and succeeded in bringing Napoli to the trophy, who knows, with the gap that exists in League 1, he will replace Mbappè as top scorer in France.

The news of Victor Osimhen moving to PSG has been in the media space for a very long time now. There have been no comment from either PSG or Napoli concerning the Nigerin's departure to France. Maybe the Parisians have not lost hope in convincing the French star to remain in Real Madrid. The success of PSG in the Champions League might also be delaying Mbappe's declaration about moving to Real. Some sports analyst thinks that Victor will not be able to replace Mbappe since he operates from the left wing. But they fail to understand that the coach can easily change tactics to suit the Nigerian attacker. Lous Enrique will just have to get a standing left winger while Victor Osimhen remains a traditional goal-getter. Victor will be the perfect replacement for Mbappe and it fits the budget of the club since they don't want to spend so much on players. The Nigerian also understands the French league since he spent some time with Lille.  

[hyudien]

Yep, PSG has to think about the names that might be on PSG's recruitment list in the summer market and I'm also curious whether PSG can recruit Oshimen from Napoli because if you look at Napoli, they are reluctant to let go of this important player, bringing Oshimen to Enrique's team seems to be enough to replace him. Mbappè's role as a striker who is hungry for goals is because Oshimen also scored a lot of goals for Napoli, even though this season he didn't become the first top scorer in the Italian league but he was still nominated in 5th place but we also have to remember that last season Oshimen was in the first tier and succeeded in bringing Napoli to the trophy, who knows, with the gap that exists in League 1, he will replace Mbappè as top scorer in France.

The news of Victor Osimhen moving to PSG has been in the media space for a very long time now. There have been no comment from either PSG or Napoli concerning the Nigerin's departure to France. Maybe the Parisians have not lost hope in convincing the French star to remain in Real Madrid. The success of PSG in the Champions League might also be delaying Mbappe's declaration about moving to Real. Some sports analyst thinks that Victor will not be able to replace Mbappe since he operates from the left wing. But they fail to understand that the coach can easily change tactics to suit the Nigerian attacker. Lous Enrique will just have to get a standing left winger while Victor Osimhen remains a traditional goal-getter. Victor will be the perfect replacement for Mbappe and it fits the budget of the club since they don't want to spend so much on players. The Nigerian also understands the French league since he spent some time with Lille.  

I don't doubt Victor Osimhen's ability, but what matters to me is when he will be in a team that still has problems with a strategy that until now doesn't look promising and we know how many players can't win anything other than the domestic title when was at Paris Saint Germain. This is the task of management, actually so that they can show even tighter competition, especially when they are in the Champions League.
I myself agree and disagree if Osimhen lands at Paris Saint Germain, because I'm worried that he won't be able to show his best abilities. I mean when a player is in a regular league that has no competitors it will make him comfortable, and when comfort comes into a player he may not be eager to develop his abilities. It's different when he's in a very competitive league, like it or not, he has to hone his skills even more deeply so he can compete with other players who also want to get a top spot. So as I said before, I'm worried about his move to France because it might make him lazy, but I hope I'm wrong about that.

[Palakka]

I find it aggravating that PSG consistently buys their way to success rather than cultivating potential. Coman and Nkunku are crushing it now, making you wonder what could've happened in Paris. Maybe they lack the patience to give young guys an opportunity.

Honestly, Mbappe leaving could be best for them. It will make them work together and include everyone. Less predictable, possibly more constant over time. The media will go crazy about who they sign, but its too early.  It will be intriguing to watch who they choose and if he lives up to the hype.

To be honest, I didn't know that Coman and Nkunku were two players from the PSG academy, and it would be stupid for PSG to let go of the talented talents they once had, I think maybe there are still a lot of PSG academies that they have wasted at the moment, this is just to take a shortcut by spending a lot of money to recruit star players who may not be better than their current former academy players.

Maybe it's very natural for PSG to continue spending a lot of money when they don't have high confidence in their young players and I think this is precisely what often makes PSG fail because there is no loyalty and chemistry like the players they have trained can provide, big investments for the magnitude of achieving squad perfection in a short time like now actually doesn't produce anything for PSG, even though they can win Ligue 1, it's not worth their outlay so far, I think there's no difference for PSG if Mbappe leaves or stays, because as long as We can see that there is no equality in the PSG squad, so far PSG will only rely their chances on  one or two players who they continue to give big privileges compared to other players at the club and that is no different from what happened to Mbappe right now.

[ancafe]

There is nothing new from the Monaco because we have history of this club usually they drop points near the end of the season and many times bring themselves out of the top four even this time things are looking better for them to stay into top four but still competition is not easy for them with we have three teams which are having just 4 points difference from them for the top four spots which they can grab from them near the end of the season now it's time for them to have some improvement and bring themselves better and consistent for ending on better spot.

After the break we will have few top competitions which will surely bring changes in league table and things will be more challenging like Marseille is going to host PSG and then Lille going to host Lens both are trying their best for keeping Intouch for the top four and Monaco and Nice are lucky with these both are going to face relegation zone teams which will give them some boost, but they needed to be at the top for the having full three points from these matches.

Losing points in several matches before the season ends will make Monaco's position in qualifying for the Champions League even more difficult, even though they are currently in the top three of the standings. Monaco must play more consistently in the remaining matches because they must defend their top three position in the standings from challengers Lille and to qualify for the Champions League they must be able to finish in third place. Lille is chasing a three point gap from Monaco and if Monaco does not play consistently then their position is still quite threatened.

Monaco and Nice do have a much bigger chance because they will face much weaker opponents, but that doesn't mean it's easy because sometimes facing relegation zone teams also provides difficult resistance, because they are also struggling to get out of the relegation zone. Monaco must maintain their victory in the next few matches if they don't want their position to be taken over by challengers below them.

[Leviathan.007]

It's a shame that Monaco failed to secure a win at home after only drawing 2-2 against Lorient. Both teams played quite hard and the statistics also show that the two teams played quite evenly. But there was one unique thing in this match where both teams opened the scoring with an own goal from their players and a sight like this is very rare in a football match.

On the other hand, Monaco could have won because they scored the second goal in the 60th minute through Fofana but unfortunately they failed to maintain that narrow lead after Lorient didn't give up until the final minute. Bakayoko saved Lorient from defeat after scoring a goal in the 90+4 minute and forcing Monaco to only share one point. This match was also marked by a red card received by one of the players from each team. This result made Monaco fail to reach second place in the standings after Brest also only drew 1-1 against Lille.

AS Monaco shouldn't just have a draw with Lorient, they're just a team that's currently struggling to get away from the relegation zone but could cause a surprise at AS Monaco home match.

What amazed me even more about Lorient was that they scored their second goal after one of their players received a red card. There's no more competition and racing for the Ligue 1 title for AS Monaco, but they should be able to maximize their chances of second place.

Yeah, that's all Monaco can do in the remaining games this season and at least they should go to the Champions League next season. The competition will be fiercer because all the teams are aiming for a place in the competition and they also want to finish in the table as well as possible. Monaco must start to be wary of Lille or Nice, who are now only 3 points away, especially Nice, who have just started to find their game after beating Lens, should be wary.

Monaco is one of the big teams in Ligue 1 and they have to prove their quality and not lose concentration which shouldn't happen. After drawing against Lorient, in the next match they will still face a weak team at the bottom of the standings, namely Metz and they should not lose full points again in that match in the future. On the other hand, Metz also needs full points to escape the relegation zone and I think this time Metz will not just sit back and try to secure full points at home. This will be a fierce match because both teams want to win.

As I said before about Monaco, I think this team is a great team and they were usually in the top side of the French League in the previous seasons we saw from this team, but still I think Monaco is an unstable team and they sometimes lose points we expect them to win even against the weaker teams.
In the game against Metz they will have a good opportunity to win the three points from this match easily because based on the past results from both teams, I think Monaco can have a much higher chance to beat Metz in this match.
In the past five games for Monaco, they lost one game and had two wins while Metz had three losses and won two games which can show weaker performance from Metz compared to Monaco in the recent games they had.

[Furious 7]

To be honest, I didn't know that Coman and Nkunku were two players from the PSG academy, and it would be stupid for PSG to let go of the talented talents they once had, I think maybe there are still a lot of PSG academies that they have wasted at the moment, this is just to take a shortcut by spending a lot of money to recruit star players who may not be better than their current former academy players.

Nkunku is a pretty good player but at the PSG academy it seems like he is not very visible so it is quite natural that he let him go besides that the situation of PSG's midfield and attack line when Nkunku was there was also still fairly luxurious where several players like Di Maria, Icardi, Drexler and Neymar also made Nkunku's very young performance invisible because of strong competition and if in the end Nkunku remained at PSG we would not know whether he would be like now or not.
In Leipzig he got more comfort and that was the opening for him to pave the way to be recognized.
So was it a mistake? I don't think so because in this case everything has its own time and priorities, Nkunku is good but he was in 20109 outmatched by several star players so indeed the last hope is to leave rather than his talent being wasted when he becomes a player on the PSG bench.

[Weawant]

In fact, if we compare it to previous years, we can say that it was a better year. Even during the time of the attacking trio of Messi-Neymar-Mbappe, they could sometimes suffer surprise defeats. Now I don't see any team in the league challenging them. They also have an ongoing UCL adventure. They can beat Barcelona and maybe reach the semi-finals. So this year the president is watching enjoyable matches. I don't expect him to leave office.

Talking about beating Barcelona to get to the finals, of course it's very possible but in this case I don't see it happening just like you did mentioned it, it may possibly drag to penalty or it may be a narrow escape or a team Winning by luck again either ways it's very likely it's not going to be an easy win for either of both teams because the UCl do comes with a different kind of orientation for all teams.

PSG appears to be very much experienced in the champions league because they have all ways got to appear in the champions league almost every year but they have only gotten to the finals a few times and they aswell have not won it not even one despite the number of times they have appeared in the champions league, Barcelona Is aswell experienced too but they have not as many appearance as PSG but that wouldn't be enough reason for me to see them as not been experienced enough because I know they actually are as they have won a few champions league .

I may not be actually surprised to see PSG crash out of the champions league at this point because away from mbappe who's doing the strike for PSG they actually do find it difficult playing against elite teams as this butt hen if they get lucky enough, they could actually possibly get to win and knock Barcelona out to qualify for the next round of the champions league but it's definitely going to be really tough on them.