French Soccer League Predictions and Discussion Thread (Ligue 1)

[klidex]

It's one thing for Paris Saint Germaine to sign a world class attacker that'll serve as Kylian Mbappe's replacement at the club but absolutely a different thing for the person to become as effective as Kylian Mbappe have been at the club over the years. I don't think it'll be possible for the club to get a player that can be as prolific as Kylian Mbappe or have the same impact he used to have in the Paris Saint Germaine team. For the past six seasons, Kylian Mbappe haven't just finished as Paris Saint Germaine top scorer but also have been the top scorer in the French league in that same duration so getting a player that will register those same numbers of goals per season will not be possible for Paris Saint Germaine.

A good world-class striker will think long before accepting PSG's offer because PSG is not the best club in Europe and always has difficulty competing with top clubs that compete in the Champions League, so a world-class striker will also think that his future is only good in the domestic league because PSG has become ruler of League 1 for many years.
Moreover, it is not an easy thing for PSG to recruit a world-class striker because as far as I know it is quite difficult to find a good striker who has almost the same performance as Mbappe, so it is possible that PSG will recruit a striker who is probably still below Mbappe. At least that way all the players can help each other provide the best strategy.

Without Kylian Mbappe at Paris Saint Germaine, I know it'll affect their performance however, I'm of the opinion that they'll still continue to dominate French football because even in the absence of Mbappe, Paris Saint Germaine team is the the strongest team in the French league.

But most of PSG's performance so far is because of Mbappe's big contribution. If this player is no longer at the club, I think PSG will be on par with other clubs in League 1. So that competition between League 1 clubs will be even more exciting and we will see how difficult it is for PSG to compete with clubs without Mbappe. Many say PSG will still dominate League 1, but I still doubt that.

[tusandii]

Luis Enrique definitely has several options to find the best center forward to replace Mbappe next season. Randal Kolo Muani might be good for that position, while Goncalo Ramos is also good. I don't see much to think of as anything negative from PSG, they'll be fine I think.

There are still many players who can fill the void left by Mbappe, but the question is whether these players can do their job well or not? I think this is a question that almost everyone has when looking at the Paris Sait Germain front line that Mbappe has now left behind. This is because the expectations for the players who fill that position will be very high, because they will see Mbappe as a comparison. Although personally I don't really like comparing, some people do.

Luis Enrique is expected to be able to do his job well, especially when implementing strategies on the front lines or he must be smart if he wants to bring in new players. The reason is that this position is a very vulnerable position, because it is directly related to their goal productivity. The reason is that if they have difficulty scoring goals, then they are in big trouble.

It's one thing for Paris Saint Germaine to sign a world class attacker that'll serve as Kylian Mbappe's replacement at the club but absolutely a different thing for the person to become as effective as Kylian Mbappe have been at the club over the years. I don't think it'll be possible for the club to get a player that can be as prolific as Kylian Mbappe or have the same impact he used to have in the Paris Saint Germaine team. For the past six seasons, Kylian Mbappe haven't just finished as Paris Saint Germaine top scorer but also have been the top scorer in the French league in that same duration so getting a player that will register those same numbers of goals per season will not be possible for Paris Saint Germaine.
Without Kylian Mbappe at Paris Saint Germaine, I know it'll affect their performance however, I'm of the opinion that they'll still continue to dominate French football because even in the absence of Mbappe, Paris Saint Germaine team is the the strongest team in the French league.

Losing Kylian Mbappe should be one of the experiences for PSG not to prioritize the attack line and only rely on a few players but also must rely on all players to be able to achieve the desired success and with Mbappe's departure can provide a little lesson for PSG to become a club More professionals can build strong performance without star players.
It is time for PSG to have to make big changes in each line to get strong performance with the right players and not only prioritize the attack line, because if PSG can strengthen the midfield, PSG will also become a more consistent club.
With a formidable midfielder, PSG's performance can be a little better because the contribution of midfielder is needed to be able to provide assistance from attack lines and defense lines.

PSG must be accustomed to appearing without star players to be recognized as the strongest club in League 1 without star players but with very reliable players.
Enrique is very confident that the next season he can give the best in accordance with his promise to maintain the dominance of the League 1 title.

[arimamib]

Of course, PSG is still expected to be the team that will dominate Ligue 1 next season. Goal productivity may be a little different when they no longer have Mbappe, but considering there are still several other productive strikers, you can still expect them to dominate. Even if PSG can no longer dominate, it will be good for other teams so the title competition will be very difficult. But in my opinion, PSG will not be very different.

Luis Enrique definitely has several options to find the best center forward to replace Mbappe next season. Randal Kolo Muani might be good for that position, while Goncalo Ramos is also good. I don't see much to think of as anything negative from PSG, they'll be fine I think.

Losing Mbappe will actually not have too big an effect on PSG, because indeed without Mbappe, PSG is still relatively very strong compared to other teams that are currently competing in Ligue 1, maybe PSG goal productivity will be slightly reduced in Ligue 1 but PSG can prevent this from happening if indeed PSG can get other strikers who do have a very high scoring instinct like Mbappe so far,  indeed currently in the PSG squad they still have Goncalo Ramos and also Kolo Muani, both players are actually good players and can be expected by Luis Enrique but both of them have often appeared inconsistent so far so it is natural that in every match they lose competition with Mbappe.

For next season, it is not wrong to expect goncalo ramos and kolo muani as PSG strikers, especially since the two players were quite sharp strikers at their previous clubs, but even so I hope Enrique does not take risks by not bringing in other players next season, because I still think PSG still needs a squad depth that is quite qualified and good to be able to compete, especially in the Champions League later.   

[Lidger]

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Ligue 1 will not lose its popularity but PSG will lose its dominance. I actually think that without Mbappe, other teams will have the opportunity to eliminate PSG's dominance. Yes, PSG is still the #1 favorite for now, but at least they won't be as dominant as they were when they were with Mbappe. We might be able to see where PSG has to fight to win the league championship, unlike this season where PSG really dominated Ligue 1 with a goal difference of +48 goals and collected 76 points, 9 points ahead of Monaco in second place.

Most people also think that it will be a concern how PSG will be without Mbappe in the course of the season that will begin, because indeed Mbappe became the core player of the attack that PSG had last season besides Mbappe's presence was very influential in the front line with his speed and ability.

But apart from that I quite believe that the popularity might decrease although not significantly but people will pay more attention to where the star plays and that league will be the highlight, after all Mbappe is one of the stars of football and he has a lot of fans so it is possible that some viewers switch to watch the match especially at Real Madrid where he has a career today.

Mbappe has been at PSG for a long time and he has given a lot of good service in this long period of time so everyone thinks how will PSG do without him. If Mbappe had left two seasons ago, maybe people wouldn't have talked about it as much because two seasons ago PSG had many other important players including Messi and Neymar, but this season Mbappe is the only important player for PSG. But it is true that he is gone and this fact must be accepted. The club is much more concerned about this than us and they must think carefully and make the right decision about which player they will replace Mbappe in their team. Since this club has a record of spending huge amounts of money in the past, they can certainly spend money this season as well.

[Minor Miner]

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Ligue 1 will not lose its popularity but PSG will lose its dominance. I actually think that without Mbappe, other teams will have the opportunity to eliminate PSG's dominance. Yes, PSG is still the #1 favorite for now, but at least they won't be as dominant as they were when they were with Mbappe. We might be able to see where PSG has to fight to win the league championship, unlike this season where PSG really dominated Ligue 1 with a goal difference of +48 goals and collected 76 points, 9 points ahead of Monaco in second place.

Most people also think that it will be a concern how PSG will be without Mbappe in the course of the season that will begin, because indeed Mbappe became the core player of the attack that PSG had last season besides Mbappe's presence was very influential in the front line with his speed and ability.
But apart from that I quite believe that the popularity might decrease although not significantly but people will pay more attention to where the star plays and that league will be the highlight, after all Mbappe is one of the stars of football and he has a lot of fans so it is possible that some viewers switch to watch the match especially at Real Madrid where he has a career today.

Mbappe has been at PSG for a long time and he has given a lot of good service in this long period of time so everyone thinks how will PSG do without him. If Mbappe had left two seasons ago, maybe people wouldn't have talked about it as much because two seasons ago PSG had many other important players including Messi and Neymar, but this season Mbappe is the only important player for PSG. But it is true that he is gone and this fact must be accepted. The club is much more concerned about this than us and they must think carefully and make the right decision about which player they will replace Mbappe in their team. Since this club has a record of spending huge amounts of money in the past, they can certainly spend money this season as well.

Mbappe has been with PSG's squad for a long time. And Mbappe is PSG's regular scorer. This is why Mbappe's departure will definitely have an impact on PSG's overall performance. There is no denying it. Last season Luis Enrique experimented a lot with the PSG squad, keeping Mbappe on the bench. PSG's performance was stable without Mbappe. However, PSG's overall performance was not strong.

Luis Enrique is an experienced coach which is why he started preparing the squad without Mbappe from the previous season. He will surely find a suitable strategy to keep PSG's performance stable. But I look forward to seeing which player Luis Enrique will add to his squad as Mbappe's replacement.

[bestcoins1]

PSG performance in ligue 1 and the Champions League is of course inversely proportional to today, it should indeed be when they had Neymar, Messi and Mbappe in their previous squad of course it was not difficult for PSG to win the Champions League at that time, but indeed what is PSG problem today is not the depth of their squad but the champion mentality that they do not have at the moment,  PSG has always won ligue 1 but the ease of competition in ligue 1 has actually made their mentality in the europa league very weak so far.

This has been quite proven and clearly seen at PSG every season, so that the mentality of the PSG players themselves has never been better honed because they all do not have fierce competition in Ligue 1, which causes them to always be overwhelmed when playing in the Champions League. So that's what PSG officials and coaches should build if they still want to fight in the Champions League until they get a trophy, because without building a strong mentality and skills in controlling the ball it will also be difficult for every PSG player to win a league like the Champions League.

[Marvell1]

Ligue 1 will not lose its popularity but PSG will lose its dominance. I actually think that without Mbappe, other teams will have the opportunity to eliminate PSG's dominance. Yes, PSG is still the #1 favorite for now, but at least they won't be as dominant as they were when they were with Mbappe. We might be able to see where PSG has to fight to win the league championship, unlike this season where PSG really dominated Ligue 1 with a goal difference of +48 goals and collected 76 points, 9 points ahead of Monaco in second place.

I don't believe Mbappe leaving PSG would make them not dominate the French league. They still have so much money more than every other team in the league. They still have to money to sign the best footballers in the world, other Ligue 1 teams don't have that luxury.
Without Mbappe, the coach just needs to build his team around other players. PSG have a good coach in Enrique and he knows how to manage a team.

PSG still have a few signings to make in other to strengthen their team. They need defenders midfielders and also attackers, but the problem with PSG is that they always make the wrong decisions. I don't know how they always seem to neglect their midfield and defence and focus only on attack.
I believe PSG would still win the league comfortably next season, and yeah I also believe without Mbappe, the recognition of the Ligue 1 would reduce a bit.

No, Mbappé leaving Parc des Princes ground is definitely going to reduce the popularity of the whole Ligue 1. After all, he is the best player in the world right now.

But that does not mean PSG is going to suddenly not dominate the Ligue 1 from now on. I don’t think people can even fathom how much money these Arabs and Qatari guys have. Yes, it is true that nobody likes to lose money. But he still definitely has a lot of money. PSG can still buy almost any players that they actually want. But they are doing the right thing and not throwing money at the players. Just like they did with Mbappé. If they did not give him so much special treatment, probably he would have performed better for the club. Now Luis Enrique has come it seems he is actually a good one. Let's see if he is able to bring glory to the PSG team by winning the Champions League.

[CPNpr]

Mbappe is a very special player. His place will not be easily filled. There will be very few players who can achieve the success he achieved. If Mbappe had left two more seasons earlier, Messi and Neymar would have been more important players. But Mbappé is the key player this season. Mbappe's absence will affect PSG badly, but Enrique is certainly thinking about it. I think he has already chosen the player to replace him.

[RaltcoinsB]

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Ligue 1 will not lose its popularity but PSG will lose its dominance. I actually think that without Mbappe, other teams will have the opportunity to eliminate PSG's dominance. Yes, PSG is still the #1 favorite for now, but at least they won't be as dominant as they were when they were with Mbappe. We might be able to see where PSG has to fight to win the league championship, unlike this season where PSG really dominated Ligue 1 with a goal difference of +48 goals and collected 76 points, 9 points ahead of Monaco in second place.

Most people also think that it will be a concern how PSG will be without Mbappe in the course of the season that will begin, because indeed Mbappe became the core player of the attack that PSG had last season besides Mbappe's presence was very influential in the front line with his speed and ability.

But apart from that I quite believe that the popularity might decrease although not significantly but people will pay more attention to where the star plays and that league will be the highlight, after all Mbappe is one of the stars of football and he has a lot of fans so it is possible that some viewers switch to watch the match especially at Real Madrid where he has a career today.

Mbappe has been at PSG for a long time and he has given a lot of good service in this long period of time so everyone thinks how will PSG do without him. If Mbappe had left two seasons ago, maybe people wouldn't have talked about it as much because two seasons ago PSG had many other important players including Messi and Neymar, but this season Mbappe is the only important player for PSG. But it is true that he is gone and this fact must be accepted. The club is much more concerned about this than us and they must think carefully and make the right decision about which player they will replace Mbappe in their team. Since this club has a record of spending huge amounts of money in the past, they can certainly spend money this season as well.

Mbappe was the only remaining star for PSG, but he also left the team and there were not many options left for us to show as a world star. If Mbappe had left two years ago, it would have been welcomed more easily, but his departure 2 years later was quite eventful. Moreover, when the non-payment of transfer fee was added to this, it started to be seen as a big failure for PSG.

[wmaurik]

Mbappe is a very special player. His place will not be easily filled. There will be very few players who can achieve the success he achieved. If Mbappe had left two more seasons earlier, Messi and Neymar would have been more important players. But Mbappé is the key player this season. Mbappe's absence will affect PSG badly, but Enrique is certainly thinking about it. I think he has already chosen the player to replace him.

Even though it is not easy to fill the position left by Mbappe at PSG, Enrique still has to think about this for the sake of his squad next season because PSG will have to fight even harder next season due to not having Mbappe in their squad anymore. But just to compete in Ligue 1, PSG is still the best even though Mbappe is no longer there, but the problem is when PSG plays in other leagues such as Champions, which will make it more difficult for them to compete next season.

[Weawant]

This has been quite proven and clearly seen at PSG every season, so that the mentality of the PSG players themselves has never been better honed because they all do not have fierce competition in Ligue 1, which causes them to always be overwhelmed when playing in the Champions League. So that's what PSG officials and coaches should build if they still want to fight in the Champions League until they get a trophy, because without building a strong mentality and skills in controlling the ball it will also be difficult for every PSG player to win a league like the Champions League.

Not having a good competition in the Ligue actually has got a way of affecting the team but then they usually get to be in the champions league almost every season so I don't think they are so poorly experienced that they will be overwhelmed playing the champions league and their performance in the last champions league didn't look like such, they aswell weren't performing poorly either so I wouldn't want to really get to think that PSG isn't a bet champions league team, at least for the experience they have been able to get to often enough is such that will help them play better.

The strength of PSG in champions league no doubt is usually shaken but in the Ligue 1 they most often try and perform better then they have been in the champions league and that is why they are usually able to maintain a different kind of consistency that helps them get to win the Ligue 1 and maintain the dominance they have in the Ligue 1 as often as they do. It's true and very important PSG tires to grow beyond the Ligue, in terms of their strength and ability to be able to further win trophies in the champions league as their strength is yet to attain that which they need in the champions enough that they will be able to win the trophy.

[rendravolt]

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But most of PSG's performance so far is because of Mbappe's big contribution. If this player is no longer at the club, I think PSG will be on par with other clubs in League 1. So that competition between League 1 clubs will be even more exciting and we will see how difficult it is for PSG to compete with clubs without Mbappe. Many say PSG will still dominate League 1, but I still doubt that.

In reality it is like that and it is as if Mbappe is the captain of a ship and when he is not there the desired destination will never be reached. However, I think this dependence must be released immediately and PSG must be able to find new players who can become mainstays, especially in terms of contribution in each of their matches.

On the other hand, I still believe that the depth of PSG's squad is still capable enough to dominate Ligue One despite Mbappe's surprising departure. I think PSG should start to mature and entrust the job to Luis Enrique and his current players. Because in my opinion, Ligue One is not as difficult as the other top 5 European leagues, so its dominance will still be maintained and reversed from the views of those of you who still doubt them.

[Adams0001]

Mbappe is a very special player. His place will not be easily filled. There will be very few players who can achieve the success he achieved. If Mbappe had left two more seasons earlier, Messi and Neymar would have been more important players. But Mbappé is the key player this season. Mbappe's absence will affect PSG badly, but Enrique is certainly thinking about it. I think he has already chosen the player to replace him.

I don't think PSG will be concerned about Mbappe since they have enough money to sign crucial players who can help them perform successfully. But it will be difficult to get a player like Mbappe into the club now, but I am confident they will continue to dominate League 1 every season because they are the only great team in the tournament. Every season, PSG performs in the league, but they didn't get the opportunity to win the champions league with having many key players like Messi and Neymar, including Mbappe, but they didn't win the big competition, so even without Mbappe, they will still do what they are playing, but anything can happen next season since all the key players are no longer in the team they can perform more better, because some players are making the team weak and be playing weak games because even messi when he is in Psg i think they fight with mbappe and that make messi play one season and leave the club for them. let see how the next season will be and see how PSG will play but he will be very good and buy player that will replace mbappe so that the team will maintain the there performance in the league next season.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If Mbappe cannot control himself and cannot lower his ego, then it will be very dangerous for him. Keep in mind, his current team is Real Madrid, not Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid is a strict team so he can't do whatever he wants, unlike when he was still in the Les Parisiens uniform.
At Paris Saint Germain he had that privilege, but at Real Madrid he did not have that privilege. I'm sure if his attitude is unpleasant and he can't change it, then Real Madrid will not hesitate to throw him away, even if he is a "star" player who has very good abilities.
He must be able to adapt and lower the ego that he has often shown, all for the sake of his future.

I am a Real Madrid fan and the truth is I am not very happy because he is from Madrid and that is the reason, he can create differences and disparity in the team but I think what you say is a great and very valid argument, also as time goes by the player begins to mature more, in the Eurocup we saw again how he did it, and the football system itself made him teach a lesson, something that was not even his fault, but with what happened to his nose it set off the alarms, in fact I hope he is okay and that there is no danger, but these types of experiences make a good player mature in many aspects.}

I do not believe that Mbappe will create unrest within the team because he is living his dream. He had a dream to play for Real Madrid and now I can say he is home. Carlo Ancelotti, who manages Real Madrid, also manages Mbappe. I trust Ancelotti in that regard. Ancelotti is a great coach. Mbappe, on the other hand, will also be in Spain with the games he left off from where he did wonders in the French league.

Well, I hope so. The thing is that one can speculate all these things for the simple fact that when he was at PSG he had a rather childish attitude in many ways, and somewhat capricious regarding everything he did, even with players. I still remember when he made a list that he didn't want certain players to be on and he took them out, among them Neymar Jr., that is a very exclusionary thing when that news came out, but it was very badly done, so based on those things that he did one speculates. I hope that the player has matured and behaves at the level of the Club As I said before, this club is very big.

[Palakka]

Mbappe is a very special player. His place will not be easily filled. There will be very few players who can achieve the success he achieved. If Mbappe had left two more seasons earlier, Messi and Neymar would have been more important players. But Mbappé is the key player this season. Mbappe's absence will affect PSG badly, but Enrique is certainly thinking about it. I think he has already chosen the player to replace him.

Even though it is not easy to fill the position left by Mbappe at PSG, Enrique still has to think about this for the sake of his squad next season because PSG will have to fight even harder next season due to not having Mbappe in their squad anymore. But just to compete in Ligue 1, PSG is still the best even though Mbappe is no longer there, but the problem is when PSG plays in other leagues such as Champions, which will make it more difficult for them to compete next season.

No matter how special a player is, of course his position will be easily replaced by other players later, players of the same class as Messi and Ronaldo can currently be replaced by other players, especially Mbappe whose quality is far below Messi and Ronaldo in my opinion, Mbappe has been a very talented player and of course we admit that,  but we also don't forget that Mbappe's success so far is also inseparable from his status as a PSG player, previously Mbappe was an ordinary player when he was in Monaco and two loans from Monaco to PSG at that time did not show Mbappe's good performance because he was covered by Cavani's prestige as PSG's main striker, but after Cavani left, of course Mbappe was able to show his talent at PSG after getting one main place and supported by other PSG star players for him to score goals during this time, so I think,  if he was still in Monaco of course I doubts if Mbappe will be able to become what it is today.

Leaving and coming a player at a club is of course commonplace, so I think PSG will not be too sad with losing Mbappe at this time, because indeed with the finances that PSG has, of course it is not difficult for PSG to get a replacement for Mbappe later, so indeed we just have to wait and see, if other players will replace Mbappe position in the PSG squad next season.

[RaltcoinsB]

If Mbappe cannot control himself and cannot lower his ego, then it will be very dangerous for him. Keep in mind, his current team is Real Madrid, not Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid is a strict team so he can't do whatever he wants, unlike when he was still in the Les Parisiens uniform.
At Paris Saint Germain he had that privilege, but at Real Madrid he did not have that privilege. I'm sure if his attitude is unpleasant and he can't change it, then Real Madrid will not hesitate to throw him away, even if he is a "star" player who has very good abilities.
He must be able to adapt and lower the ego that he has often shown, all for the sake of his future.

I am a Real Madrid fan and the truth is I am not very happy because he is from Madrid and that is the reason, he can create differences and disparity in the team but I think what you say is a great and very valid argument, also as time goes by the player begins to mature more, in the Eurocup we saw again how he did it, and the football system itself made him teach a lesson, something that was not even his fault, but with what happened to his nose it set off the alarms, in fact I hope he is okay and that there is no danger, but these types of experiences make a good player mature in many aspects.}

I do not believe that Mbappe will create unrest within the team because he is living his dream. He had a dream to play for Real Madrid and now I can say he is home. Carlo Ancelotti, who manages Real Madrid, also manages Mbappe. I trust Ancelotti in that regard. Ancelotti is a great coach. Mbappe, on the other hand, will also be in Spain with the games he left off from where he did wonders in the French league.

Well, I hope so. The thing is that one can speculate all these things for the simple fact that when he was at PSG he had a rather childish attitude in many ways, and somewhat capricious regarding everything he did, even with players. I still remember when he made a list that he didn't want certain players to be on and he took them out, among them Neymar Jr., that is a very exclusionary thing when that news came out, but it was very badly done, so based on those things that he did one speculates. I hope that the player has matured and behaves at the level of the Club As I said before, this club is very big.

Paris Saint Germain even took the risk of sending people they did not want in the team to prevent Mbappe from leaving. That's why Mbappe's ego was a little inflated, but the team he came to is Real Madrid. Even Cristiano Ronaldo did not stay in that team. We can say that Mbappe may experience similar situations. Kylian Mbappe is a very good player. He will definitely be useful to Madrid, but he needs to reduce his ego a little.

[bitgolden]

Mbappe has been with PSG's squad for a long time. And Mbappe is PSG's regular scorer. This is why Mbappe's departure will definitely have an impact on PSG's overall performance. There is no denying it. Last season Luis Enrique experimented a lot with the PSG squad, keeping Mbappe on the bench. PSG's performance was stable without Mbappe. However, PSG's overall performance was not strong.

Luis Enrique is an experienced coach which is why he started preparing the squad without Mbappe from the previous season. He will surely find a suitable strategy to keep PSG's performance stable. But I look forward to seeing which player Luis Enrique will add to his squad as Mbappe's replacement.

That is the talent right there, dude started to play the team without Mbappe even while Mbappe was there, and he took Mbappe out of games so frequently, it's basically a way of telling the team that they do not need Mbappe, and seems like it worked very well.

I think next season when they actually have a missing superstar, they are going to still be fine because Luiz Enrique is such a good manager that he instilled that notion on their minds even before Mbappe left. They will of course spend some good chunk of money to get some new players as well, they always do that so it wouldn't be a shock if they do it again, it would be quite good result in the end. It's hard to replace Mbappe, but it would not be impossible to get some good players.

[Velvet78]

I agree with the people who think Mbappe's departure will decrease the interest in the Ligue 1 more as of next season. Because this league is already not one of the most attracting ones you know. 

But at least watching some superstar players like Mbappe has kept the league more alive. But now there is going to be a quality decrease for sure. I don't know how they can attract real interest in this league either. Investors are preferring leagues such as the Premier League for investment the most. I don't feel like this will change in the near future. Nothing comes to my mind to change this in France for now unless they make changes in taxation law.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Paris Saint Germain even took the risk of sending people they did not want in the team to prevent Mbappe from leaving. That's why Mbappe's ego was a little inflated, but the team he came to is Real Madrid. Even Cristiano Ronaldo did not stay in that team. We can say that Mbappe may experience similar situations. Kylian Mbappe is a very good player. He will definitely be useful to Madrid, but he needs to reduce his ego a little.

I agree with you that Mbappe definitely needs to lower his ego. Mbappe got a lot of facilities at PSG. And almost all of Mbappe's expectations and wishes were fulfilled by the PSG management. But Real Madrid will not do that we are sure. Mbappe needs to lower his ego. At the same time he has to try to adapt himself to the players of Real Madrid. Almost every player in Real Madrid's squad, apart from Mbappe, has been with Madrid for a long time. So Mbappe will have to work hard.

There is no doubt that Mbappe is very talented. Mbappe also has the ability to score a lot of goals. But if Mbappe cannot adapt himself to the players of Madrid then he will not be able to succeed with Madrid.

[rahmad2nd]

Mbappe is a very special player. His place will not be easily filled. There will be very few players who can achieve the success he achieved. If Mbappe had left two more seasons earlier, Messi and Neymar would have been more important players. But Mbappé is the key player this season. Mbappe's absence will affect PSG badly, but Enrique is certainly thinking about it. I think he has already chosen the player to replace him.

Even though it is not easy to fill the position left by Mbappe at PSG, Enrique still has to think about this for the sake of his squad next season because PSG will have to fight even harder next season due to not having Mbappe in their squad anymore. But just to compete in Ligue 1, PSG is still the best even though Mbappe is no longer there, but the problem is when PSG plays in other leagues such as Champions, which will make it more difficult for them to compete next season.

We all know that Mbappe is an important player in the Paris Saint-Germain squad, he is very reliable when it comes to scoring goals. but now Mbappe has left, so PSG no longer relies on him, either in Ligue 1 or in the Champions League. However, at least PSG remains a strong challenger in Ligue 1 even without Mbappe, it is even possible that PSG will play more competitively because Enrique prioritizes teamwork without depending on one player. We know that this will not be easy for Enrique, especially when his squad is competing in the Champions League. So, because of that, Enrique knows very well what he has to change and do for his squad next season. What is certain is that he will try to do his best even without Mbappe. not only in Ligue 1, but in various competitions that they will play in later. Even though it won't be as easy as we discussed, this is precisely what must be a new start for PSG in the future. because after all, several well-known players, including Mbappe, did not bring PSG to the Champions League.

So Enrique's next job won't be easy of course, because of that Enrique will try hard to bring PSG to remain consistent even though it's only in Lique 1. How their journey will be at the start of the season, that's what's interesting because we can't be sure of anything before they play their match. Moreover, so far PSG has not yet decided on a candidate to replace Mbappe. It is possible that PSG will bring in several newcomers who have talents who can perform well, whether they are midfielders, defenders or even especially for sticker positions. Well, it's no less interesting even though it seems like the French League doesn't have a strong appeal due to the departure of PSG's star players.