I partially agree about PSG. Their team is more like a constellation of stars than a coherent unit. Having great names doesn't guarantee dominance in every tournament. Their Champions League record is dismal. Disconnection is evident. However, Luis Enrique's arrival offers hope. This individual is knowledgeable and has a proven track record. However, this is his first season at PSG. Turning around a luxury liner like PSG takes time. We might witness a different PSG with patience and competent management. Still, as a fan, it's impossible not to envy teams that make it look easy, right?
As time goes by, I increasingly realize that the role of the coach has a big influence on the success of a team, for example Leverkusen, who would have thought that with a composition of players like that, they would be able to be at the top of the Bundesliga standings in the last few weeks, this time PSG is managed by Enrique, Even though PSG's playing pattern is not the same as last season, I am sure there will also be an improvement in the performance of PSG players.
In the Ligue 1 standings, PSG leads with 40 points while NICE is in 2nd place with 35 points, 5 points adrift, actually PSG's position is a little threatened, so PSG must be able to be consistent in every match they play.