French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

[rendravolt]

Quite surprising news came from Marseille where they will reach an agreement with former Brighton coach De Zerbi. Actually, I'm not quite sure about this, but seeing that Marseille this season is far from expectations and not like last season, it is very feasible for them to think about looking for a new coach to replace Jean-Louis Gasset.

In recent months, De Zerbi has been rumored to be close to several clubs, but that has not happened and now it is Marseille who have come to recruit him. Maybe he could be the right solution for Marseille next season and Marseille's consistency could be repeated. This season Marseille only managed to finish in 8th position and I don't think that's a good result for them. Therefore, significant changes are needed and I think management is taking the right steps.

Source: https://www.sportitalia.it/2024/06/13/esclusiva-si-de-zerbi-vicino-all-olympique-marsiglia/

[Blitzboy]

Having many star players in their squad so far should be able to make PSG a strong and easy team to win trophies not just domestic trophies, but in fact we often see unharmonious relationships between these players so that in the end the stability of the club is disturbed, just like when PSG had the MNM trio in the past, where many of us believe that the PSG squad will be able to create many records and also get trophies Champions League at that time, but it actually caused gaps and conflicts between players like what happened with Neymar and Mbappe.

The ego possessed by the star players certainly makes the team atmosphere uncomfortable, so indeed the club needs an experienced manager to ensure that all players work together for the same goal, currently PSG has lost all its star players and only Dembele is left in the front line so indeed Luis Enrique may be able to manage the team better in facing the competition next season,  because indeed team dynamics, coach strategies, and also player adaptation will be important factors in addition to mainstay players, in my opinion the disruption of team harmony started from the PSG management who were indeed too privileged Mbappe at that time so that without them realizing it would only make their team weak without equality in the team, But for now, only time will determine whether PSG will be more successful or not without Mbappe.

Well they had a period where Neymar-Messi-Mbappe played together, and they did worse with two of them, then they did this year where it was only Mbappe. Maybe the point is to have no stars but bunch of great players?

If you have a star then the play is just focused on the star and that causes trouble, but if you have no star, like no player that is obviously better than everyone else, then the ball is shared better and the results would be better? Even a team like Manchester City, who has Kevin De Bruyne and Haaland level of stars, do not play on them all the time, watch any of their games and you will see that they share the ball and pass a lot, which means that everyone gets to touch the ball before they score a goal.

PSG had three superstar players on the team and they tried their best to have a better performance in the Champions League but still, they couldn't do that and even the players they had like Messi left the team. I think now after Mbappe leaves, they will have bigger problems but as Enrique said, they will try to fill the place of Mbappe in the team by using all the players they have by having better teamwork.
 

Enrique's doing the right thing by building team chemistry and moving on from Mbappe. Not sugarcoating it, losing a player like that is a complete catastrophe. Though PSG has already proven they can recover, can they replace Mbappe? That is a really high order. Im not sure these young men they have can perform at his calibre.

[lizarder]

I don't think it would be so good to blame just one person for this thing that continues to happen to PSG every season. Because PSG, which used to have more stars in their squad, was also unable to win the UCL title, so this is certainly not just one person's fault. But it is more about the pressure of the game which is always easier in its own league, which makes it difficult for PSG to develop when facing elite teams entering the UCL competition. And PSG must be able to fix this as soon as possible before next season starts again.

If that's the problem, why did they have difficulty bringing the Champions League trophy to PSG when there were three star players at PSG in the previous season? Football does not rely on one person, but teamwork is much more needed and the performance of the coach is one of the important factors for success in any competition. So I agree with you that blaming one player is not enough of a reason for PSG to fail in the Champions League because there are indeed many other things that are quite crucial.

I hope Luis Enrique is given the ease of recruiting players as he wants so that he can work well together in integrating the team's strengths. If you look at his abilities, maybe Luis Enrique is the right coach for PSG, it just takes time for him to bring success in the Champions League.

[tusandii]

Losing a player like Kylian Mbappe who's not just been the top performer of Paris Saint Germaine in the last six years but have also been top scorer in each of the past six seasons in the French league will definitely be a big blow to the club. Since it was confirmed that Kylian Mbappe was gonna leave the club, a lot of speculations have been going on who would be his possible replacement at the club. Finding a player that'll do exactly what Kylian Mbappe have been doing at ge club will be extremely difficult of you ask me.

Actually, we are just too worried about the departure of Kylian Mbappe, while we forget that PSG without Mbappe, is still a big club that dominates League 1 without being beaten by other clubs and we also forget something that we ignore if PSG is the richest club in League 1 and can bring in star players whenever they have the opportunity.
The problem is not only about the top scorer but the problem is that without Mbappe or without a very reliable striker player, PSG will have difficulty competing in the champions league because they don't have reliable players even though there are still Kolo Muani and Goncalo Ramos but they can't guarantee anything.

Finding new players who are equal to Mbappe's skills is indeed difficult, but in my opinion, in the coming season, PSG will definitely succeed in bringing in players who are equal to Mbappe, but wait at least 2 more seasons.

[Altryist]

If that's the problem, why did they have difficulty bringing the Champions League trophy to PSG when there were three star players at PSG in the previous season? Football does not rely on one person, but teamwork is much more needed and the performance of the coach is one of the important factors for success in any competition. So I agree with you that blaming one player is not enough of a reason for PSG to fail in the Champions League because there are indeed many other things that are quite crucial.

I hope Luis Enrique is given the ease of recruiting players as he wants so that he can work well together in integrating the team's strengths. If you look at his abilities, maybe Luis Enrique is the right coach for PSG, it just takes time for him to bring success in the Champions League.

In addition to the players and the coach, even the factor of luck plays a role, why City could not defend their Champions League title, because post-match penalties are more of a lottery where luck plays a big role. Can we say that PSG was unlucky in the match with Dortmund? I think so, they hit the crossbar so many times, although they were definitely stronger than Dortmund. So the result comes when there is a certain chemistry in the team, when everything works out in the best way and even luck is on your side.

[hahay]

PSG have signed great player but have failed to win the UEFA Champions League because they're not just good enough and playing elite teams seems to be one of the tough challenges they're experiencing every season in UCL.

PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi caused all of this. He would have sold out Kylian Mbappe longtime ago but he failed to take such decisions and have a big problem to deal with currently. He's yet make good signings of the replacement of Kylian Mbappe,

I don't think it would be so good to blame just one person for this thing that continues to happen to PSG every season. Because PSG, which used to have more stars in their squad, was also unable to win the UCL title, so this is certainly not just one person's fault. But it is more about the pressure of the game which is always easier in its own league, which makes it difficult for PSG to develop when facing elite teams entering the UCL competition. And PSG must be able to fix this as soon as possible before next season starts again.

But the problem is also about Mbappe departure on a free transfer, and that was the wrong step taken by Nasser Al-Khelaifi because he only gave Mbappe one season of contract extension. Therefore, Mbappe left on a free transfer and as a talented young player, of course PSG really suffered a huge loss from Mbappe departure. Therefore, I think it is very natural that Nasser Al-Khelaifi is also very emotional about cases like this, how could it not be, because Mbappe was always given special privileges at PSG but in the end, Mbappe really left on a free transfer. But indeed, because PSG still has a lot of money then of course, PSG should remain in the best situation next season to prove that PSG can still achieve great achievements even without Mbappe.

[slapper]

Correct, Enrique. PSG cannot keep depending just on Mbappe. They've shown they can win even without Messi or Neymar. Its a major league issue to replace a player like Mbappe, though. This Vinicius to PSG discussion? All guesswork. False articles Even for a boatload of Qatari riyals, Real Madrid is not letting their golden kid go for peanuts.

The PSG has always been resilient. Losing a star, finding another. Mbappe, though, is more than simply another star. He's their top scorer. They have to locate a goal scorer who can lead the side through the Champions League.

PSG have signed great player but have failed to win the UEFA Champions League because they're not just good enough and playing elite teams seems to be one of the tough challenges they're experiencing every season in UCL.

PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi caused all of this. He would have sold out Kylian Mbappe longtime ago but he failed to take such decisions and have a big problem to deal with currently. He's yet make good signings of the replacement of Kylian Mbappe,

Al-Khelaifi did some head-scratching, no question about it. Holding onto Mbappe? Man, even my dog knew he wanted to leave. But to hold him responsible for every Champions League failure PSG has had? It's not fair. Remember their crazy front line? Messi, Mbappé, Neymar? It like a fantasy football squad come true. But they still couldn't crack the Champions League code. Ligue 1 is a piece of cake; PSG simply hasn't found out how to switch it on when it counts

It's about their teamwork, their strategy, and their mental toughness as much as their star power. They must do more than just invest in new players to compete with the big dogs. It has to do with identifying the ideal system, chemistry, and mindset. They'll keep failing until they realise that

[Velvet78]

Can we say that PSG was unlucky in the match with Dortmund? I think so, they hit the crossbar so many times, although they were definitely stronger than Dortmund. So the result comes when there is a certain chemistry in the team, when everything works out in the best way and even luck is on your side.

They were unlucky in both legs indeed. But of course they can't still use this as an excuse for not being able to win a single Champions League title still.    They have been trying for years. They have had great players joining and leaving the team. We have seen really great managers such as Ancelotti also managing this team. But still no achievement there.

I'm really curious about whether one day we will see PSG also as the Champions League winner. They have all the money power but can't use it to win titles yet. Maybe there is a need of some important changes in the vision of the team to achieve greater success...

[hyudien]

I don't think it would be so good to blame just one person for this thing that continues to happen to PSG every season. Because PSG, which used to have more stars in their squad, was also unable to win the UCL title, so this is certainly not just one person's fault. But it is more about the pressure of the game which is always easier in its own league, which makes it difficult for PSG to develop when facing elite teams entering the UCL competition. And PSG must be able to fix this as soon as possible before next season starts again.

If that's the problem, why did they have difficulty bringing the Champions League trophy to PSG when there were three star players at PSG in the previous season? Football does not rely on one person, but teamwork is much more needed and the performance of the coach is one of the important factors for success in any competition. So I agree with you that blaming one player is not enough of a reason for PSG to fail in the Champions League because there are indeed many other things that are quite crucial.

I hope Luis Enrique is given the ease of recruiting players as he wants so that he can work well together in integrating the team's strengths. If you look at his abilities, maybe Luis Enrique is the right coach for PSG, it just takes time for him to bring success in the Champions League.

They don't have to blame each other, what they have to do is introspect themselves on why it is so difficult for them to achieve a very prestigious title that they don't currently have. So I also really agree that there is no one to blame, it just seems like scapegoating just one person for their failures so far. Even with the 3 stars they once had, they can't do much, right?
It is their collective duty to find solutions to what they are facing. Because they are a very good team financially, they can have star players. But as you said, football is a team game, so they can't just rely on one person. Maybe the above average abilities possessed by some of these players are a good value for them, but they still need to be better at playing as a team. We can see that a team that is said to not have star players can play very well, yes they can do that because their team play and chemistry are very good too.

[Palakka]

I don't think it would be so good to blame just one person for this thing that continues to happen to PSG every season. Because PSG, which used to have more stars in their squad, was also unable to win the UCL title, so this is certainly not just one person's fault. But it is more about the pressure of the game which is always easier in its own league, which makes it difficult for PSG to develop when facing elite teams entering the UCL competition. And PSG must be able to fix this as soon as possible before next season starts again.

When PSG had the MNM trio in their previous squad but still failed to win the Champions League, so of course it will raise doubts about how Mbappe can bring PSG to win the Champions League later, isn't that so?
I think in this case of course there is something wrong and must be corrected immediately by Luiz Enrique in order to be able to achieve what they have been dreaming of all along, PSG has a qualified squad and no one even doubts if they can conquer European competitions when PSG had Mbappe, Messi and Neymar at that time, but in fact the highest achievement they got was only reaching the final,  Currently, losing Mbappe certainly opens up opportunities to enrique build a squad with his principles and also the philosophy of the game so far.

At this time it can be said that Enrique has a great opportunity to rebuild the PSG squad from scratch, so I think he can apply the same training pattern as when he coached Spain and Barcelona before, Enrique of course needs to make PSG a team that is indeed collective and get rid of their dependence on individuals so far, teams that rely on teamwork actually have a greater chance of winning and of course Enrique must be able to apply that the style of play to the team next season, apart from making tactical adjustments, improving the team mentality, and better preparing to face the big European teams later.

[W Jr.]

Correct, Enrique. PSG cannot keep depending just on Mbappe. They've shown they can win even without Messi or Neymar. Its a major league issue to replace a player like Mbappe, though. This Vinicius to PSG discussion? All guesswork. False articles Even for a boatload of Qatari riyals, Real Madrid is not letting their golden kid go for peanuts.

The PSG has always been resilient. Losing a star, finding another. Mbappe, though, is more than simply another star. He's their top scorer. They have to locate a goal scorer who can lead the side through the Champions League.

Vinicius Junior to PSG? I give such transfer zero probability.    Why would he want to leave Real Madrid in the first place? Just because Mbappe is joining them it doesn't mean Vinicius Junior will lose importance. He is still going to be one of the most crucial players of the team for Ancelotti. I have zero doubt about his playing regularly as well.

Mbappe would play in the centre-forward position there too. Vinicius Junior was preferred in the same position by Ancelotti this season. However his main position is left wing already. Therefore he would go back there after this.

It seems they made a decision about the alternative player for Mbappe in PSG.
Mbappe was an important player of this team and maybe they can never find a player again at this level. That's why Enrique said they will try to fill the place of Mbappe in the team by using all the players they have which means they will use teamwork to fill his place.
But Enrique is also interested in hiring another player since they lost Mbappe and it seems they tagged Luis Díaz the player of Liverpool, but he is still under contract until 2027 with Liverpool. PSG is ready to pay 75 million euros for this player.

Losing a player like Kylian Mbappe who's not just been the top performer of Paris Saint Germaine in the last six years but have also been top scorer in each of the past six seasons in the French league will definitely be a big blow to the club. Since it was confirmed that Kylian Mbappe was gonna leave the club, a lot of speculations have been going on who would be his possible replacement at the club. Finding a player that'll do exactly what Kylian Mbappe have been doing at ge club will be extremely difficult of you ask me.

Not only is it difficult, it seems impossible. Mbappe was PSG's biggest trump card on the way to the championship every year by smashing the statistics. They lost this trump card and Mbappe will continue to work wonders in Real Madrid. Mbappe's absence will leave PSG in a very difficult situation. No matter who is replaced by Kylian Mbappe, he cannot perform like Mbappe.

[Oneandpure]

If that's the problem, why did they have difficulty bringing the Champions League trophy to PSG when there were three star players at PSG in the previous season? Football does not rely on one person, but teamwork is much more needed and the performance of the coach is one of the important factors for success in any competition. So I agree with you that blaming one player is not enough of a reason for PSG to fail in the Champions League because there are indeed many other things that are quite crucial.

I hope Luis Enrique is given the ease of recruiting players as he wants so that he can work well together in integrating the team's strengths. If you look at his abilities, maybe Luis Enrique is the right coach for PSG, it just takes time for him to bring success in the Champions League.

Having star players can't guarantee with one team easily for winning Champion League trophy such as face by PSG how difficulty become the winner although has most danger trio attacking line Messi, Neymar and Mbappe. Most of them have each ego and make manager difficult for playing as one team until PSG failure on 16 of round in Champion League, but interested with PSG achievement after leaving by Neymar and Lionel Messi success qualified until semifinal round in this season but defeated by Dortmund.

I see has any bigger potential for PSG get better performance next season after leaving by Mbappe and Luis Henrique get easily manage team without any players has ego. Since leaving by messi and Neymar PSG success qualified until semifinal round in champion league will possibility after leaving by Mbappe lead to final round?

[arimamib]

Not only is it difficult, it seems impossible. Mbappe was PSG's biggest trump card on the way to the championship every year by smashing the statistics. They lost this trump card and Mbappe will continue to work wonders in Real Madrid. Mbappe's absence will leave PSG in a very difficult situation. No matter who is replaced by Kylian Mbappe, he cannot perform like Mbappe.

So far, Mbappe has been a very important player for PSG in every victory they have get, even in some of the matches played by PSG so far, PSG has actually found it difficult to win without mbappe, so that indeed PSG dependence on Mbappe is very large and losing mbappe it will of course have the potential to make PSG weak, but we also cannot deny that other possibilities may also occur after Mbappe departure this season,  maybe we will see PSG next season have a better game and also performance, because so far we cannot avoid if the contribution of other players to the team is actually closed by the prestige owned by Mbappe at PSG.

Many teams actually get better when their star leaves and make the stability of the team more balanced, making it easier for the coach to implement a game scheme that is considered better without having to have difficulties in maintaining the ego of a star player in their squad, in my opinion, losing Mbappe will indeed affect PSG's performance, but Enrique of course should have had a solution to overcome this and make PSG still able to compete in the Champions League.

[lalabotax]

PSG have signed great player but have failed to win the UEFA Champions League because they're not just good enough and playing elite teams seems to be one of the tough challenges they're experiencing every season in UCL.

PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi caused all of this. He would have sold out Kylian Mbappe longtime ago but he failed to take such decisions and have a big problem to deal with currently. He's yet make good signings of the replacement of Kylian Mbappe,

I don't think it would be so good to blame just one person for this thing that continues to happen to PSG every season. Because PSG, which used to have more stars in their squad, was also unable to win the UCL title, so this is certainly not just one person's fault. But it is more about the pressure of the game which is always easier in its own league, which makes it difficult for PSG to develop when facing elite teams entering the UCL competition. And PSG must be able to fix this as soon as possible before next season starts again.

because football is not an individual but a team, consisting of 11 people. So it is impossible to only rely on 1 super star player. Meanwhile, if the middle and back line that supports the star player is not that good, then it will definitely not be able to compete with other clubs which in fact are better prepared and stronger in all areas. Because of course the opponent team will be able to easily guard its opponent's main players, while the other players won't be able to do it very well. It wouldn't be fair to just blame the super star.

What is clear now is that PSG no longer has a football super star like before. So we can see how their performance will be. Will it be much different or not? However, I am sure that they will definitely become winners of the French League title for a long time if they look at the strength of the opposing clubs in the French League. 

[Docnaster]

Not only is it difficult, it seems impossible. Mbappe was PSG's biggest trump card on the way to the championship every year by smashing the statistics. They lost this trump card and Mbappe will continue to work wonders in Real Madrid. Mbappe's absence will leave PSG in a very difficult situation. No matter who is replaced by Kylian Mbappe, he cannot perform like Mbappe.

So far, Mbappe has been a very important player for PSG in every victory they have get, even in some of the matches played by PSG so far, PSG has actually found it difficult to win without mbappe, so that indeed PSG dependence on Mbappe is very large and losing mbappe it will of course have the potential to make PSG weak, but we also cannot deny that other possibilities may also occur after Mbappe departure this season,  maybe we will see PSG next season have a better game and also performance, because so far we cannot avoid if the contribution of other players to the team is actually closed by the prestige owned by Mbappe at PSG.

Many teams actually get better when their star leaves and make the stability of the team more balanced, making it easier for the coach to implement a game scheme that is considered better without having to have difficulties in maintaining the ego of a star player in their squad, in my opinion, losing Mbappe will indeed affect PSG's performance, but Enrique of course should have had a solution to overcome this and make PSG still able to compete in the Champions League.

I don't think there's any doubt anywhere about the fact that Kylian Mbappe have been the biggest and most important Paris Saint Germaine player in the one decade but now that the Frenchman have finally left the club, I think we should stop thinking that the club will likely not continue to succeed without his presence because ro me, that disrespectful to a club like Paris Saint Germaine that are known for their financial strength and how they actively participate in the transfer windows.
Kylian Mbappe is out of the club for a truth but even without signing any other player, Paris Saint Germaine still possesses the strongest team France. The depth of the squad and the quality players in the team is still better than that of any other club in France.

[bering]

Quite surprising news came from Marseille where they will reach an agreement with former Brighton coach De Zerbi. Actually, I'm not quite sure about this, but seeing that Marseille this season is far from expectations and not like last season, it is very feasible for them to think about looking for a new coach to replace Jean-Louis Gasset.

In recent months, De Zerbi has been rumored to be close to several clubs, but that has not happened and now it is Marseille who have come to recruit him. Maybe he could be the right solution for Marseille next season and Marseille's consistency could be repeated. This season Marseille only managed to finish in 8th position and I don't think that's a good result for them. Therefore, significant changes are needed and I think management is taking the right steps.

Source: https://www.sportitalia.it/2024/06/13/esclusiva-si-de-zerbi-vicino-all-olympique-marsiglia/

De Zerbi previously was linked to the several clubs such as Bayern Munich, Liverpool or even Barcelona this because those clubs is really impress what he was done in Brighton because without star players De Zerbi can bringing Brighton to playing at Europa League and actually after leave Brighton De Zerbi has received several offers from Premier League clubs but apparently he was not interested anymore to train the clubs from that league and it's quite surprised to me De Zerbi was accept the offers from Marseille because previously i thought after leave Brighton he will train big club and this is new challenge for him because we all know the conditions from Marseille is not really good they even have to change the manager several times during this season

If i am not mistaken this is the first experience for De Zerbi to handle the team from Ligue 1 and it says he will gets 3 years contract duration with Marseille and last season Marseille only finish at 8th place and failed to playing at European competitions so he has hard jobs in this team because i am sure Marseille owner will set high target to De Zerbi and probably top 4 or Champion League zone so this is interesting whether De Zerbi will be able to achieve the target set by Marseille's owner or he will be fired early for failing to meet the target

[Hirose UK]

Quite surprising news came from Marseille where they will reach an agreement with former Brighton coach De Zerbi. Actually, I'm not quite sure about this, but seeing that Marseille this season is far from expectations and not like last season, it is very feasible for them to think about looking for a new coach to replace Jean-Louis Gasset.

In recent months, De Zerbi has been rumored to be close to several clubs, but that has not happened and now it is Marseille who have come to recruit him. Maybe he could be the right solution for Marseille next season and Marseille's consistency could be repeated. This season Marseille only managed to finish in 8th position and I don't think that's a good result for them. Therefore, significant changes are needed and I think management is taking the right steps.

Source: https://www.sportitalia.it/2024/06/13/esclusiva-si-de-zerbi-vicino-all-olympique-marsiglia/

Yes, it is true that Marseille is reportedly very close to coach De Zerbi to make an offer to become coach and of course this news is very much discussed among football fans, especially for Ligue 1.
Seeing his performance with Brighton is actually not very satisfying, but for some reason Marseille has an interest in De Zerbi.
Marseille itself this season also experienced setbacks and they finished in the middle ranking, previously Marseille was strong enough team, they were able to show competitive competition and could compete with several big Ligue 1 team.
This season there are lot of changes, Ligue 1 has teams that were initially not that dominant and have been able to show an improvement in the quality of their play to the point of shifting down some of the top team that have always dominated.

Yes, the hope is that what each team does can really bring development in much better direction, making Ligue 1 league that has good competition and matches.

[klidex]

Losing a player like Kylian Mbappe who's not just been the top performer of Paris Saint Germaine in the last six years but have also been top scorer in each of the past six seasons in the French league will definitely be a big blow to the club. Since it was confirmed that Kylian Mbappe was gonna leave the club, a lot of speculations have been going on who would be his possible replacement at the club. Finding a player that'll do exactly what Kylian Mbappe have been doing at ge club will be extremely difficult of you ask me.

Losing a star player and a mainstay player in the club is indeed a big blow for PSG because their success so far cannot be separated from the contribution of Kylian Mbappe who created many goals so that PSG won in many of the matches they played and next season Kylian Mbappe will no longer be at the PSG club again and the club also needs to think about a replacement for Mbappe for next season. Yes it is possible to recruit a player with potential like Mbappe, it is difficult to find but at least PSG is looking for a player with performance that is close to that so that PSG can continue to be the strongest club in league 1 and continue to dominate.

I think Mbappe's replacement at the club won't necessarily be like Mbappe and PSG knows that, but at least PSG has tried so that their performance doesn't decline when Mbappe is no longer at the club, they have to optimize the performance of the players they have and work together compactly to create solidarity between players so that the club can be successful and be at the forefront even though it is only in League 1, in the International League we don't know what will happen to PSG next season without Mbappe.

[JeffBrad12]

I'm surprised to see Zerbi join the French league, it's caused by i though that zerbi would be back to the serie a but it was wrong. I had never expected this before because zerbi never showed interest to coacing french team. Brighton has endured one of its worst seasons under him. No doubt if the club decides to allow him depart Brighton. Brighton is finally closer to the final deal with marseille over zerbi's contract.

Some progress on Zerbi's moving to Marseille.

- The agreement between Zerbi and Marseille for a three-year contract.

- Zerbi's release clause with Brighton has already been agreed. Brighton chooses to lower his fees from 15 million to 6 million.

- Marseille simply needs to strike an agreement with Brighton.

Zerbi moves to the French league. I'm hoping he'll be able to make positive adjustments to the Marseille. I believe Marseille can at very least compete with PSG under Enrique.
So far, zerbi's movement has not been horrible.

[len01]

because football is not an individual but a team, consisting of 11 people. So it is impossible to only rely on 1 super star player. Meanwhile, if the middle and back line that supports the star player is not that good, then it will definitely not be able to compete with other clubs which in fact are better prepared and stronger in all areas. Because of course the opponent team will be able to easily guard its opponent's main players, while the other players won't be able to do it very well. It wouldn't be fair to just blame the super star.

What is clear now is that PSG no longer has a football super star like before. So we can see how their performance will be. Will it be much different or not? However, I am sure that they will definitely become winners of the French League title for a long time if they look at the strength of the opposing clubs in the French League. 

yep, because it will only be a waste even if you have very reliable star players in the attack line but if the defense line is very weak, a team will definitely not be able to compete in higher competitions like for example when PSG had a lot of very reliable attacking players before but the results are still very bad because the team cooperation is not balanced between the attack line and the defense line and I admit that PSG before losing Mbappe was very strong in the attack line but to be honest, the defense line was a little weak and that was proven when PSG appeared in the UCL last season.
I'm not saying that PSG has a bad defense, but it's just that PSG is always busy looking for reliable players for the attack line, but they don't see that the defense line also needs reliable players to provide better strength and be on par with the attack line and create solid strength.

regarding how PSG will be after losing Mbappe, for me it won't have any problems in League 1 and will remain the strongest team dominating the League 1 title, but to compete in other competitions like UCL, I doubt it.
It's quite easy to explain why most people will have doubts about their achievements in the next season in the UCL because PSG has always been used to a strong attack line and that was obtained from Mbappe contribution and now PSG doesn't have many choices.