French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

[marcous]

When a club relies mostly on a player it is will be disaster for the club if the player leaves the club. I agree with you that since Mbappe is gone, it will be a problem to PSG to win UCL. I was thinking that the best time for them to win UCL was last two seasons when they had Mbappe, Messi and Neymar but it was still a floppy for them. Meaning, PSG might still be able to win UCL without Mbappe if they get a good striker and should not depend on only one player but they should get players that are capable of scoring goals. So that is the main player is being focused on in a match, the others can score making the players unpredictable for their opponents.

We are all quite curious about how PSG will restart their struggle in the Champions League without Mbappe, there is no worry whatsoever about their chances of dominating Ligue 1. It is indeed better for PSG management to change their transfer style, it is not necessary to recruit star players, but they should not waste their budget big for just one player.

It's true, PSG ever been built a star studded squad, their failure to win the Champions League trophy should be an important lesson. PSG management must proceed by building foundations, maintaining good transitions, and building a healthier environment within the team. Enrique is an experienced manager, he has won the Champions League trophy, and I am sure Enrique can lead PSG to success in the future.

Maybe at the start of the season, PSG's performance will be a little unstable, because they are used to Mbappe. Enrique must build new schemes and strategies to continue the struggle with other players.

[hahay]

I feel like De Zerbi is not the type of manager that will change the shape of a whole team, like do not expect some Xabi type of "how did this happen" style of results, that is not going to happen. I think the best that they can hope for would be just getting a good result with whatever they have, based on what they were expected, nothing much.

There are teams who do terrible compared to what is expected of them, so they should be happy if they do enough to be where they are expected, which would be top four at the best case. Meaning, if they finish fourth then they should be happy. Will this work or happen and like see the end of the season? I do not know, but I know that they are not going to be all that great at all.

If De Zerbi doesn't make major changes to the squad but De Zerbi is able to improve the quality of Marseille's performance next season, then of course that will be very great. After all, managers who carry out major changes do not always succeed in improving the quality of team performance. Therefore, whether De Zerbi change the shape of the entire team or not, but the results can still be good or bad, but regarding De Zerbi, I personally still quite confident that De Zerbi will be able to make Marseille better next season. Indeed, De Zerbi last season with Brighton was not very good but despite this, they still managed to finish in the middle of the standings. Therefore, because the competition in the Premier League is very competitive, then I sure that De Zerbi has good abilities to be able to compete strongly in Ligue 1 next season for Marseille.

[CPNpr]

Whether or not de Zerbi changes the shape of the whole team, his results will be bad or better is not to be said. According to my opinion, de Zerbi can do well this season. So, big changes can happen in De Zerbi squad. If their preparation is good and if they can play well, their success will be massive. So, since the Premier League will compete and it is a very competitive game - it is necessary to have good playing ability.

[Blitzboy]

The Champions League is a dream for Paris Saint Germain that they have never experienced, so every season they will definitely pursue that target. However, it is not easy for them to become champions there, because the competition there is very tight, and they have to face many big teams and we know that they are not that strong to be able to beat some of the big teams.

This season is likely to remain the same as the previous season where they will also still not be able to compete in the Champions League especially when talking about the Champions League and PSG then the focus remains on Mbappe who has always been the backbone of PSG every season and now it is gone so this becomes more complicated and their probability of getting a trophy in the Champions League is getting thinner next season.

Transitioning and finding a good scheme is now a pretty tough task for the coach but it could be a good thing because with Mbappe gone, they can be more exploratory with players so that they are not only fixated on Mbappe because for the last few seasons PSG has always been fixated on one player and honestly it is a situation that I think is quite bad for a big club like PSG.

PSG has had more money than anyone else in the world, but they havent won the Champions League. Why? They always search for the next great thing and change coaches. They lack direction.

Mbappe leaving calls for wake-up call. Its time to get serious. Look at Manchester City. They've got Guardiola, they've got a system. They construct, they grow, they conquer. They are investing in a future rather than merely throwing cash at the issue.

PSG should thus learn from their book. Stop the chaos, hire a coach you believe in, and let him build. Find some consistency and foster a winning culture. You've got the talent, now you need the brains. Its time to start acting like champions, not just buying them.

[X-ray]

I feel like De Zerbi is not the type of manager that will change the shape of a whole team, like do not expect some Xabi type of "how did this happen" style of results, that is not going to happen. I think the best that they can hope for would be just getting a good result with whatever they have, based on what they were expected, nothing much.

There are teams who do terrible compared to what is expected of them, so they should be happy if they do enough to be where they are expected, which would be top four at the best case. Meaning, if they finish fourth then they should be happy. Will this work or happen and like see the end of the season? I do not know, but I know that they are not going to be all that great at all.

If De Zerbi doesn't make major changes to the squad but De Zerbi is able to improve the quality of Marseille's performance next season, then of course that will be very great. After all, managers who carry out major changes do not always succeed in improving the quality of team performance. Therefore, whether De Zerbi change the shape of the entire team or not, but the results can still be good or bad, but regarding De Zerbi, I personally still quite confident that De Zerbi will be able to make Marseille better next season. Indeed, De Zerbi last season with Brighton was not very good but despite this, they still managed to finish in the middle of the standings. Therefore, because the competition in the Premier League is very competitive, then I sure that De Zerbi has good abilities to be able to compete strongly in Ligue 1 next season for Marseille.

Marseille desperately needs major reform right now. In order to compete in the french league next season.



Let's look at the goals conceded and scored above. Look at that. There is no significant disparity between both. It demonstrates that if Marseilla has two problems, de Zerbi must address them here. This must be zerbi's major concerns.
There are two taks zerbi shall do that.

1. Upgrade its attackers.
2. Upgrade its defenses.

I'm not saying de zerbi has to do anything right away, but he must be concerned about it. Zerbi also failed in the EPL. Marseilla can be improved if Zerbi addresses the club's major problems as soon as possible after signing a contract as coach of the club for several years.

[Velvet78]

Marseille desperately needs major reform right now. In order to compete in the french league next season.



Let's look at the goals conceded and scored above. Look at that. There is no significant disparity between both. It demonstrates that if Marseilla has two problems, de Zerbi must address them here. This must be zerbi's major concerns.
There are two taks zerbi shall do that.

1. Upgrade its attackers.
2. Upgrade its defenses.

I'm not saying de zerbi has to do anything right away, but he must be concerned about it. Zerbi also failed in the EPL. Marseilla can be improved if Zerbi addresses the club's major problems as soon as possible after signing a contract as coach of the club for several years.

Marseille doesn't have a very old squad at least. But they would indeed make use of a good improvement anyway. There isn't a proper goal contribution from their midfielders. Maybe working on that might be better.

When it comes to defense I also agree. The number of goals they conceded in the previous season was just too many. It makes things more difficult for them to be in the competition for top positions. For example they conceded nearly the same amount as Monaco the last time. However Monaco's being much more effective in scoring goals helped them finish the season as the second anyway. If Marseille don't manage to improve the defending then they should focus on scoring many more. 

[imamusma]

PSG has had more money than anyone else in the world, but they havent won the Champions League. Why? They always search for the next great thing and change coaches. They lack direction.

Mbappe leaving calls for wake-up call. Its time to get serious. Look at Manchester City. They've got Guardiola, they've got a system. They construct, they grow, they conquer. They are investing in a future rather than merely throwing cash at the issue.

PSG should thus learn from their book. Stop the chaos, hire a coach you believe in, and let him build. Find some consistency and foster a winning culture. You've got the talent, now you need the brains. Its time to start acting like champions, not just buying them.

That's right, PSG management must learn from the experiences of other elite clubs that have won the Champions League trophy, Manchester City being a very relevant example. PSG must learn patience from Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola took 6 seasons to build a squad that could win the Champions League, at least PSG can give the same confidence to Luis Enrique. Ligue 1 cannot make PSG more competitive, in that case they can learn from the experience of Bayern Munich. The Bundesliga giants also come from a league that is not as competitive as Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, but they can always be one of the favorite teams in the Champions League. We realize how important all these processes are, there are no instant results that can be obtained, sometimes not all problems can be solved with money.

[Docnaster]

PSG has had more money than anyone else in the world, but they havent won the Champions League. Why? They always search for the next great thing and change coaches. They lack direction.

Mbappe leaving calls for wake-up call. Its time to get serious. Look at Manchester City. They've got Guardiola, they've got a system. They construct, they grow, they conquer. They are investing in a future rather than merely throwing cash at the issue.

PSG should thus learn from their book. Stop the chaos, hire a coach you believe in, and let him build. Find some consistency and foster a winning culture. You've got the talent, now you need the brains. Its time to start acting like champions, not just buying them.

That's right, PSG management must learn from the experiences of other elite clubs that have won the Champions League trophy, Manchester City being a very relevant example. PSG must learn patience from Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola took 6 seasons to build a squad that could win the Champions League, at least PSG can give the same confidence to Luis Enrique. Ligue 1 cannot make PSG more competitive, in that case they can learn from the experience of Bayern Munich. The Bundesliga giants also come from a league that is not as competitive as Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, but they can always be one of the favorite teams in the Champions League. We realize how important all these processes are, there are no instant results that can be obtained, sometimes not all problems can be solved with money.

When it comes to winning the UEFA Champions League competition, I don't think there's anything about the competition that's unknown to Paris Saint Germaine manager Luis Enrique who once won the European title with Barcelona in 2015. He was appointed as the manager of Paris Saint Germaine last summer and in his first season at the club, he won all the domestic trophies in France but winning those trophies aren't a new thing to Paris Saint Germaine because they surely have been winning multiple times before the arrival of the Spanish manager. The club's biggest concern at the moment is how they'll win the UEFA Champions League title, a trophy they've never won since the formation of the club.
The club's best player of the past decade Kylian Mbappe left the club at the end of the just concluded season which is why I strongly believe that the manager will take a little time to build a teams that'll be strong enough to challenge and win the UEFA Champions League but if the club management can believe and trust the tactical abilities of Luis Enrique, they're very likely to win the European title in few seasons to come

[BALIK]

PSG has had more money than anyone else in the world, but they havent won the Champions League. Why? They always search for the next great thing and change coaches. They lack direction.
Mbappe leaving calls for wake-up call. Its time to get serious. Look at Manchester City. They've got Guardiola, they've got a system. They construct, they grow, they conquer. They are investing in a future rather than merely throwing cash at the issue.
PSG should thus learn from their book. Stop the chaos, hire a coach you believe in, and let him build. Find some consistency and foster a winning culture. You've got the talent, now you need the brains. Its time to start acting like champions, not just buying them.

That's right, PSG management must learn from the experiences of other elite clubs that have won the Champions League trophy, Manchester City being a very relevant example. PSG must learn patience from Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola took 6 seasons to build a squad that could win the Champions League, at least PSG can give the same confidence to Luis Enrique. Ligue 1 cannot make PSG more competitive, in that case they can learn from the experience of Bayern Munich. The Bundesliga giants also come from a league that is not as competitive as Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, but they can always be one of the favorite teams in the Champions League. We realize how important all these processes are, there are no instant results that can be obtained, sometimes not all problems can be solved with money.

PSG management should definitely follow the strategy of Manchester City management. City management has appointed an experienced coach like Guardiola. He has been given ample opportunities and funds to strengthen the squad. And Manchester City management does not interfere in any of Guardiola's decisions. And in the end Manchester City succeeded. They have been able to dominate the Premier League while also winning the Champions League title.

PSG management has spent a lot of money in the last few seasons. But the party does not get any benefit. PSG can not win the Champions League title. Last season PSG hired an experienced coach like Luis Enrique. Now hopefully the PSG team will gradually stabilize. It is definitely time consuming.

[Palakka]

That's right, PSG management must learn from the experiences of other elite clubs that have won the Champions League trophy, Manchester City being a very relevant example. PSG must learn patience from Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola took 6 seasons to build a squad that could win the Champions League, at least PSG can give the same confidence to Luis Enrique. Ligue 1 cannot make PSG more competitive, in that case they can learn from the experience of Bayern Munich. The Bundesliga giants also come from a league that is not as competitive as Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, but they can always be one of the favorite teams in the Champions League. We realize how important all these processes are, there are no instant results that can be obtained, sometimes not all problems can be solved with money.

PSG since being taken over by Naseer has spent a lot of money to fulfill its ambition in winning the Champions League trophy, but it is strange indeed when a team that is full of stars and able to dominate the league so far has only been able to reach the final round as their best achievement in the Champions League and even that only happens once, PSG has been building a team with a short time so indeed their team balance is often disturbed when there are players who leave and enter,  we can see that so far PSG has often made player transfers every season and made the coach have to continue to change their main line-up which has the effect of team not being cohesive and not creating chemistry between players so far.
What you said is true, it is better for PSG to do what Manchester City is doing at the moment, it is better for PSG to start looking for young talents and form them into a unit in the team so that they have a very good cohesion like other teams, the arrival of Luis Enrique of course gives great expectations to PSG,  Even though they failed this season, I think with his experience and ability to coach a team like Barcelona so far, of course it is possible for Enrique to provide a new nuance for PSG by forming a team that relies on collective play and also young talents later.

[Lidger]

From League 1, the players have moved to different clubs and there are not many rumors about whether they will sign a new contract with the star player, so maybe there will be less discussion about this team in the football world in the upcoming season compared to other seasons. Basically a league is more talked about when the teams in that league compete hard against each other and most of the teams in the league have players we know. Until now, as the only team in this league, we used to directly follow PSG, but in the last two seasons, PSG has released their players from the club one by one, so if we do not sign new contracts with star players and increase the strength of the team, maybe this league will lose more popularity.

[Hanadawa]

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PSG once built a squad with fantastic value when Nasser Al-Khelaifi acquired PSG in 2011. And that squad still exists today. But PSG's failure to win the UCL should be an important lesson for club management to start trying to develop young players from their academy or recruit potential young players instead of spending a lot of money recruiting a superstar. I also believe Luis Enrique will be able to build a PSG squad with young players. It will take a few years but I think PSG could try this method.

[Franctoshi]

PSG management should definitely follow the strategy of Manchester City management. City management has appointed an experienced coach like Guardiola. He has been given ample opportunities and funds to strengthen the squad. And Manchester City management does not interfere in any of Guardiola's decisions. And in the end Manchester City succeeded. They have been able to dominate the Premier League while also winning the Champions League title.

PSG management has spent a lot of money in the last few seasons. But the party does not get any benefit. PSG can not win the Champions League title. Last season PSG hired an experienced coach like Luis Enrique. Now hopefully the PSG team will gradually stabilize. It is definitely time consuming.

Indeed this is a good strategy to emulate or copy from but also know that things worked out well for Manchester City this way because they have the right manager like Pep Guardiola in place who knows how to buy the right players and bring the desired result, whereas there are coaches even though all the necessary funds are being provided to them and as well given opportunity to make that decision themselves, would still end up not achieving the expected result.

[Palakka]

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PSG once built a squad with fantastic value when Nasser Al-Khelaifi acquired PSG in 2011. And that squad still exists today. But PSG's failure to win the UCL should be an important lesson for club management to start trying to develop young players from their academy or recruit potential young players instead of spending a lot of money recruiting a superstar. I also believe Luis Enrique will be able to build a PSG squad with young players. It will take a few years but I think PSG could try this method.

Previously, PSG was a team that was indeed on par with AS Monaco and Lyon in Ligue 1, but after Nasser Al-Khelaifi succeeded in acquiring PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaifi immediately made PSG a rich team and dominated the league to date, the financial capabilities possessed by PSG of course made PSG very easy to strengthen their team by bringing in many star players to their squad,  But after Mbappe left, at the moment it may be only Donnarumma who is indeed one of the players still left from their big signing a few seasons ago, Messi, Neymar and Mbappe have now left, so we don't know what will happen to PSG next season.

Currently, PSG should learn from their experience of continuing to fail in the Champions League, so far PSG has always relied on star players and also luxury squads to compete in the Champions League, but this has not resulted in the trophy they have wanted so far, it should PSG is currently trying to build a squad by relying on talented young players so that PSG will have a good squad depth to project in the long term Just like Madrid at the moment. 

[Texac]

Even so, in the last few seasons PSG have played in the Champions League trophy, they have not been able to perform significantly in any of the Champions League trophies. No matter how much they strengthen their team, the highest performance of this team is their local league title.  PSG without Mbappe can certainly win the league title but since they have appointed a quality manager to their club, the manager at least will not want to be content with just winning the league title. The manager will definitely try to do well in the Champions League tournament in addition to dominating them in the league title. Since they have lost several players this season and last season, they will surely sign several players this season.

Hopefully with the presence of a new manager at PSG there will be more changes in the PSG team itself, especially in terms of dominating the Champions League and also their own local league because the more difficult level of competition is of course in the Champions League, not in their own local league. . I'm pretty sure that PSG fans still really hope that PSG can win the Champions League, which at least they can get next season because PSG still hasn't experienced the beauty of winning the Champions League during their career.

We will be very curious about how PSG will fare next season without Mbappe especially in the UCL. Remembering that Mbappe goal contribution to PSG has succeeded in taking this club to the Semi-Finals. Meanwhile in the Domestic League I wouldn't be too surprised, whether Mbappe is there or not, this club can still be champions every season. The hunt for a striker is underway several names are already on the list: Marcus Rashford, Victor Osimhen, and Leao are the ones I'm listening to so far, but of the three options the one that can come closest to expectations is only Osimhen.

If they can't find a suitable replacement for Mbappe, PSG will not be able to perform well next season. Because Mbappe was the most important player in PSG's squad. Coach Luis Enrique experimented with his squad by keeping Mbappe on the bench for several matches last season. But without Mbappe, PSG's overall performance was not very strong.

Luis Enrique is a very experienced coach. I have no doubts about Enrique's ability. However, if PSG are to do well in next season's Champions League, PSG will definitely need a suitable replacement for Mbappe. If not, the team will not be able to do well in the Champions League next season. It will also be difficult for PSG to win the Ligue 1 title at the same time.

[bitgolden]

PSG since being taken over by Naseer has spent a lot of money to fulfill its ambition in winning the Champions League trophy, but it is strange indeed when a team that is full of stars and able to dominate the league so far has only been able to reach the final round as their best achievement in the Champions League and even that only happens once, PSG has been building a team with a short time so indeed their team balance is often disturbed when there are players who leave and enter,  we can see that so far PSG has often made player transfers every season and made the coach have to continue to change their main line-up which has the effect of team not being cohesive and not creating chemistry between players so far.
What you said is true, it is better for PSG to do what Manchester City is doing at the moment, it is better for PSG to start looking for young talents and form them into a unit in the team so that they have a very good cohesion like other teams, the arrival of Luis Enrique of course gives great expectations to PSG,  Even though they failed this season, I think with his experience and ability to coach a team like Barcelona so far, of course it is possible for Enrique to provide a new nuance for PSG by forming a team that relies on collective play and also young talents later.

I mean if your only goal is to win UCL and the only thing you do is spending money, then you are bound to lose some money anyway and not get it. Just spending money alone doesn't get you a win, that is not how it works, you need to end up with something much better.

We should consider that they have never kept a manager for too long, and kept on changing their manager, that could be one of the reasons. They need to get some good manager, and a great director of football and let them do what they do for five seasons in a row. Right now they have Enrique, about to go on his second season, just let him run for 4 more seasons, I guarantee you that they will have a higher chance, even without Mbappe, because manager would create his ideal team.

[naira]

If they can't find a suitable replacement for Mbappe, PSG will not be able to perform well next season. Because Mbappe was the most important player in PSG's squad. Coach Luis Enrique experimented with his squad by keeping Mbappe on the bench for several matches last season. But without Mbappe, PSG's overall performance was not very strong.

Luis Enrique is a very experienced coach. I have no doubts about Enrique's ability. However, if PSG are to do well in next season's Champions League, PSG will definitely need a suitable replacement for Mbappe. If not, the team will not be able to do well in the Champions League next season. It will also be difficult for PSG to win the Ligue 1 title at the same time.

PSG is in a dilemma due to their own decisions, while Mbappe feels free from the shackles that have bound him to the club. It is clear that Mbappe is more enthusiastic about playing at his beloved club Real Madrid after waiting so long. Therefore Enrique will now work harder to ensure the club's balance is maintained. Indeed, without Mbappe there is a main axis missing, but PSG finances are stable and they can bring in a striker this summer. Note that the principle of bringing in players must be based on the quality of the team that wants to develop, not just to waste money. The PSG president must immediately change his mindset regarding club management, even though the finances are adequate, this needs to be accompanied by the ability to think long term. Nasser Al-Khelaifi is a character who doesn't want to learn from other people who are more successful than him. If he wants to change then take Florentino Perez's thinking in managing a team.

[Oneandpure]

PSG is in a dilemma due to their own decisions, while Mbappe feels free from the shackles that have bound him to the club. It is clear that Mbappe is more enthusiastic about playing at his beloved club Real Madrid after waiting so long. Therefore Enrique will now work harder to ensure the club's balance is maintained. Indeed, without Mbappe there is a main axis missing, but PSG finances are stable and they can bring in a striker this summer. Note that the principle of bringing in players must be based on the quality of the team that wants to develop, not just to waste money. The PSG president must immediately change his mindset regarding club management, even though the finances are adequate, this needs to be accompanied by the ability to think long term. Nasser Al-Khelaifi is a character who doesn't want to learn from other people who are more successful than him. If he wants to change then take Florentino Perez's thinking in managing a team.

PSG took quite difficult decision when retaining Mbappe in the January transfer window in the hope that Mbappe would extend his contract, but had to accept a different reality after Mbappe announced he would not renew his contract and PSG would have to lose millions of dollars if he sold during the January transfer window.
I think its main problem not sell the players with contract remaining one year left because most of them unpredictable will extend or looking another excited offer from other team and make them become free agent players.

After leaving by Mbappe, make Ligue 1 loss the popularity about their competition and recently has bad news after difficult finding TV broadcast official, its problem for Ligue 1 how to bring another star players for next season and make Ligue 1 more interested again not only dominance by PSG but the other team has opportunity for winning Ligue 1 trophy.

[tusandii]

PSG is in a dilemma due to their own decisions, while Mbappe feels free from the shackles that have bound him to the club. It is clear that Mbappe is more enthusiastic about playing at his beloved club Real Madrid after waiting so long. Therefore Enrique will now work harder to ensure the club's balance is maintained. Indeed, without Mbappe there is a main axis missing, but PSG finances are stable and they can bring in a striker this summer. Note that the principle of bringing in players must be based on the quality of the team that wants to develop, not just to waste money. The PSG president must immediately change his mindset regarding club management, even though the finances are adequate, this needs to be accompanied by the ability to think long term. Nasser Al-Khelaifi is a character who doesn't want to learn from other people who are more successful than him. If he wants to change then take Florentino Perez's thinking in managing a team.

PSG took quite difficult decision when retaining Mbappe in the January transfer window in the hope that Mbappe would extend his contract, but had to accept a different reality after Mbappe announced he would not renew his contract and PSG would have to lose millions of dollars if he sold during the January transfer window.
I think its main problem not sell the players with contract remaining one year left because most of them unpredictable will extend or looking another excited offer from other team and make them become free agent players.

After leaving by Mbappe, make Ligue 1 loss the popularity about their competition and recently has bad news after difficult finding TV broadcast official, its problem for Ligue 1 how to bring another star players for next season and make Ligue 1 more interested again not only dominance by PSG but the other team has opportunity for winning Ligue 1 trophy.

In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with what PSG is currently experiencing because both parties have their own desires, such as PSG wanting to retain Kylian Mbappe in order to maintain spectator traffic in League 1 to support their favorite club.
Meanwhile, Kylian Mbappe has the desire to join his dream club, joining Real Madrid, so both parties cannot have the same desire and it's just that PSG is more selfish in continuing to force Mbappe to stay at PSG and in the end they have to suffer big losses.

PSG should realize that a reliable player like Kylian Mbappe will one day want to have a career at a big club and think more about the long term to sell him at the right price.
Certainly, if PSG realized this at that time and reduced their selfishness, they would not have suffered big losses and could still bring in reliable players to replace Mbappe.

PSG's behavior is what makes reliable players who are given offers by PSG always refuse the offer because they are afraid that if something happens like Mbappe is tied and stressed at the club, he won't be able to have a career in the future.
Whatever the current results that PSG has achieved, one of the negative impacts of their efforts is that their ambitions are too big, so they have to be confused about finding TV broadcasters who want to cover League 1.

[klidex]

That's right, PSG management must learn from the experiences of other elite clubs that have won the Champions League trophy, Manchester City being a very relevant example. PSG must learn patience from Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola took 6 seasons to build a squad that could win the Champions League, at least PSG can give the same confidence to Luis Enrique. Ligue 1 cannot make PSG more competitive, in that case they can learn from the experience of Bayern Munich. The Bundesliga giants also come from a league that is not as competitive as Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, but they can always be one of the favorite teams in the Champions League. We realize how important all these processes are, there are no instant results that can be obtained, sometimes not all problems can be solved with money.

It all depends on the decisions of PSG's management who always make wrong decisions. They think that changing coaches and having star players in it is enough to make PSG appear strong in the Champions League even though in fact it is not enough to win a prestigious title, because PSG is used to less competition competitive in league 1 so it is difficult to compete competitively in big competitions and even though the coach can bring PSG to a domestic title but that is not enough for PSG and sometimes they make the decision to change the coach and PSG always does this if the coach cannot give the prestigious title.

Even though it is true, as you said, the coach also needs time to improve PSG's performance, so the club must also give the coach the opportunity to not only provide a short-term contract but also provide the opportunity for at least the next few seasons, if the coach can still provide domestic titles, at least PSG must be patient so that Being able to get a prestigious title all requires a process, at least the coach continues to make PSG dominate League 1, so for the Champions League title, PSG must be more patient to get it.