PSG had a good performance prior to signing big names to the club, but they immediately changed styles of football, making more mistakes and spending a lot of money on player salaries. Normally, the club is standard and winning games, but their only problem is failing to match strength with elite clubs in top competitions such as the UEFA Champions League. PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, have no aspirations to altered the 56 years old Christophe Galtier. PSG is a top-flight club in Ligue One; even in their poorest form, they won the league. One thing I've come to noticed is that the absence of one character can not decreased the performance a team, the parisians have been performing well despite stepping in Leo Messi who they anticipated would give them the UCL, but they now realized all they need is talented serious squad of players, who are 100% determined to face their challenges and a good gaming strategy.
Indeed, PSG's been a powerhouse in Ligue One - no arguments there. But let's dial it back a bit, shall we? The overarching aim of bringing in the likes of Messi and Neymar was to fortify their shot at the UCL. It wasn't just about dominating the domestic league; they were meant to conquer Europe!
Now, with Galtier gone, the talk of the town is Naglesmann taking up the mantle. With his stellar record at Bayern (literally unbeatable!), the guy's got the tactical nous to reshape PSG into a UCL-winning machine. But here's the kicker, PSG's sporting project is like a high-budget Hollywood flick that's been a box office bomb! Can Naglesmann turn it into a blockbuster? Your guess is as good as mine.