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.
Without a doubt, Mbappe is one of the best players PSG has ever had, and his presence on the team makes them unstoppable in their quest to win the Ligue 1 title yearly. The league has become a training ground for them because they continue to win it, as evidenced by them already winning the title with numerous matches away before the final match is played.
Mbappe's departure will have a significant impact on the team's playing ability, but I don't see a team that can match them and challenge them for the Ligue 1 title even after Mbappe leaves. They still have good players, and after Mbappe leaves, they will sign a big player to replace him, so I don't see their performance declining even after that.
Champions League has always been the focus of every PSG coach because they can easily triumph in Ligue 1 than in the Champions League, where big teams up to their match are present to give them a difficult time and prevent them from reaching the competition's final. Enrique's focus will remain to win the champions league trophy.