Quote from: Strongkored on Today at 05:36:51 AM

I agree with you for Ligue 1 PSG won't be that worried because the competition in this league is not as tight as some other European leagues which when a club loses a star without being able to get a replacement as soon as possible will really affect the team's performance and make it difficult for the team to defend the title and so on.
It's just that without Kylian Mbappe, their chances of competing in Europe might become more difficult, although it doesn't rule out the opposite because there will be a balance in the PSG squad, where no player is a priority.
The news of Mbappe's move actually started to receive resistance from several players at the club which was rumored to be his target club, namely Real Madrid, even though it was not openly conveyed, and this is quite understandable considering that Real Madrid has a very good squad at the moment.
PSG has certainly prepared a replacement for Mbappe immediately and the PSG owner certainly knows that the chance of this star staying here is almost 0%, so everyone is just waiting for news to announce his move.

When a club loses a key player it’s always a big deal especially in a bid to replace that player. Yes this is because not many players currently are on a very consistent form and now getting to replace that key player in the club might be one difficult thing. This is the case of PSG at the moment as they are going to be finding it very difficult to replace Kylian who’s set to leave. The big issue here is that Kylian will be leaving for FREE which means in a bid to replace Kylian with a player that could be at his level, it means they must be ready to spend real huge on that kind of transfer. Yes they have the money but now the issue is if they’ll be able to get a player who’s in Kylian’s level.

⁠Well they’re dominating their league and I think in that league even with Kylian’s absence they might not be having much to worry about especially as The other clubs in the league doesn’t look ready to put up a challenge. Their major issue will still remain the UCL as I wonder if they don’t get a very productive player like Kylian then in the UCL, they might have much issues trying to meet up as that competition requires for your striker to be very productive.

Well though many aren’t still believing he’s moving and the Madrid players too, well it won’t be long then the transfer will be made official and I think then the player will be very ready for the new challenge he’s up for because being a Madrid player requires very great commitment and extra work. And yes for a player like Kylian, I’m very confident of him leaving up to and surpassing our expectations.