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No you didn't Mbappe blame at all, but the logic you applied in your first post would be the same what I posted about Mbappe. No players in the world will guarantee you the Champions League trophy. If one club had bought Ronaldo, Messi and Mbappe, do you think that they would have won the Champions League five years in a row guaranteed? No, probably not. But this doesn't mean that star players are not needed. First of all, star player is a vague term without definition, at least as you used it. Secondly, no team regardless of how it is composed will win the trophy guaranteed.
Your point is valid. While star players like Mbappe are talented, they dont guarantee trophies. The puzzle is complicated. Consider Chelsea and Manchester United. Their squads are full with stars, yet they're underperforming in the Premier League. This proves that large names dont guarantee success. How these players work together and the team plan matter more.
I think its about balancing individual brilliance and teamwork. Case in point: PSG. Mbappe is a scoring machine, but the Champions League is too tough for him. The squad needs strategy, chemistry, and unity. Its about teamwork, not simply goals. Many star-studded teams fail here. They forsake teamwork and emotional connection in favor of individual skill. A team must combine individual skills with a cohesive strategy and a harmonious dressing room to succeed, especially in the UCL.