The ending is predictable, like a one-man show: PSG triumphs again. Their superiority makes it seem like they're playing a friendly match with themselves. Football's thrill derives from uncertainty, from not knowing who would win until the last whistle. PSG lacks suspense, right? I get your point about the Saudi Pro League being more fascinating. At least there, competition is more lively and surprising.
The Champions League is clearly Enrique's focus. Ligue 1 seems like their training ground. Then there's the Mbappé departure drama. Im here for the soap opera. If he leaves, then? Will a major storyline twist or PSG's unstoppability occur? Enrique has his job cut out.
Honestly, they should take advantage of this as much as they can because next year they will not have Mbappe. I am sure that they can get a lot more players later on when the salary cap from Mbappe is wide open, which means that they could get someone great or a multiple great guys but still they would be closer. I think other teams may have slight chance next year, depends on the players they will get of course, if they get amazing players then maybe it won't be really needed anymore.
I think it Is quite important for PSG to figure out what went wrong there too, because if Mbappe and the president had a deal, and then Mbappe decided to leave, they should see what was the problem and if they did anything wrong at all.