I agree that PSG and Luis Enrique's Barcelona are not on the same playing field. With players like Xavi and Messi, that team was famous. Nevertheless, we shouldn't write off PSG too soon. Yes, especially after that defeat to Newcastle, their Champions League performance hasn't been great lately. It is somewhat unfair, though, to contrast their present performance with Enrique's Barcelona. When that was all over, Barcelona was unmatched. Certainly, Real Sociedad is a serious team, but I wouldn't place my bets on them just yet. The breadth of skill at PSG, in spite of their problems, is still capable of winning a match
Yes I am of the same opinion and when I give my guess, it is just a guess as the word says. However, I believe that PSG's dependency on Mbappe is too high and that means whenever another team is able to shut him down, PSG is in trouble. Now can they win one or two rounds in the Champions League? Definitely, and they can also win games when Mbappe doesn't score. But I am questioning whether that could work for the next seven games on the highest level against all the best teams. Maybe Dembele and Kolo Muani can improve their game with every challenge that's coming their way. I thought they would have one of the deadliest attacking lines in Europe, but they are still not there.