Quote from: Falconer on Today at 06:04:18 PM

Maintaining the dominance of the Ligue 1 title is an achievement to be proud of for PSG, even though for some people it may feel ordinary. This competition costs a lot of money and if you don't achieve success at the end of the season, of course you will lose financially. The league is basically more than something that is taken for granted, but of course the Champions League title is something bigger because it is an elite achievement between European clubs.

PSG fights every season to win the Champions League title, but their journey has yet to produce results. Maybe at some point PSG will win the title, but this season they are still not one of the favorites expected to win it. PSG must beat Barcelona in the quarter-finals, if they are able to then they are one step closer to the final.

If there is an interesting competition in it, it will still be very proud but when it manages to maintain with the advantage of resources that cannot be pursued by other clubs, even though it can still be proud of it, it will only be a normal impression because we know that something like this is a certainty that will happen considering that Ligue 1 has been considered the same peasant league as the Bundesliga in the last decade so that continuing to maintain dominance will be a natural thing for PSG.

But even so, I don't think it's a problem because it's also an achievement, it's just that PSG will still be seen as a club that can dominate in Ligue 1 but won't be able to do much in bigger competitions because they are too comfortable with the competition that always happens in Ligue 1 so they forget about tighter competition in bigger competitions and if PSG wants to be seen as more than that then PSG should start trying to make a new breakthrough where the overhaul is not only based on players but they have to find a more qualified coach and now they have started trying that with Enrique who is expected to be able to provide more achievements for PSG.