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I don't think Mauricio Pochettino and the previous coaches can be immediately blamed, because each coach has his own history. for now it is Luis Enrique who is fully responsible for PSG situation, I think Enrique already understood and agreed to the various consequences before signing the cooperation contract with PSG to become a coach. On the other hand, PSG management's decision to place Mbappe above other players is the source of the problem, Mbappe recently lost in the number of votes for PSG new captain.

True for Domestic League competitions in Europe, Ligue 1 occupies position number 5 after EPL, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga. Another fact is that Mbappe would be called the best striker when playing in the EPL, because it is more competitive compared to Ligue 1.

Kylian Mbappe is PSG's golden boy so far he has not been touched. PSG also gives too much freedom and rights to Mbappe, so of course things like that disrupt the system they have built so far. Kylian Mbappe is recognized as a great striker and will be the best striker in the world in the future, but most people don't like his attitude.

Luis Enrique is still having trouble getting the best performance from PSG in his first two matches. PSG still failed to get maximum points, but I'm sure sooner or later Luis Enrique will be able to build PSG even better. Mbappe is a special player for PSG, but Enrique doesn't seem to rely entirely on Mbappe because he doesn't want to continue to depend on one player who has the intention of leaving at the end of the season.

The performance of other managers that once managed Paris Saint Germaine shouldn't be a yardstick to measure what Luis Enrique can achieve or is least expected to achieve with the French champions.
Enrique has managed the best players in the world and was able to work with them. He managed a Barcelona team that consists of the likes of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez so it's not a new task for him to manage a big player like Kylian Mbappe and I'm sure he's gonna bring out the best from the France national team captain but that'll happen if the Frenchman extends his contract with PSG