I find it aggravating that PSG consistently buys their way to success rather than cultivating potential. Coman and Nkunku are crushing it now, making you wonder what could've happened in Paris. Maybe they lack the patience to give young guys an opportunity.
Honestly, Mbappe leaving could be best for them. It will make them work together and include everyone. Less predictable, possibly more constant over time. The media will go crazy about who they sign, but its too early. It will be intriguing to watch who they choose and if he lives up to the hype.
To be honest, I didn't know that Coman and Nkunku were two players from the PSG academy, and it would be stupid for PSG to let go of the talented talents they once had, I think maybe there are still a lot of PSG academies that they have wasted at the moment, this is just to take a shortcut by spending a lot of money to recruit star players who may not be better than their current former academy players.
Maybe it's very natural for PSG to continue spending a lot of money when they don't have high confidence in their young players and I think this is precisely what often makes PSG fail because there is no loyalty and chemistry like the players they have trained can provide, big investments for the magnitude of achieving squad perfection in a short time like now actually doesn't produce anything for PSG, even though they can win Ligue 1, it's not worth their outlay so far, I think there's no difference for PSG if Mbappe leaves or stays, because as long as We can see that there is no equality in the PSG squad, so far PSG will only rely their chances on one or two players who they continue to give big privileges compared to other players at the club and that is no different from what happened to Mbappe right now.