Quote from: TelolettOm on Today at 11:49:46 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 11:30:59 PM

For a player that's been the top scorer in the French Ligue 1 in the past six seasons, I totally understand when people assume that Paris Saint Germaine will struggle to dominate the French league now that Kylian Mbappe have left the club. But after taking a careful analysis of the other clubs in the French league, I came to final conclusion that the reigning French champions will continue to dominate the French league even after the departure of Kylian Mbappe.

The problem is, in the French League, there is no club that can compete with PSG, in any case, there is no club whose characteristics can make a truly extraordinary breakthrough. This is quite different from the Bundesliga, which is also often considered an ordinary and boring league because of the dominance of Bayern Munich. However, within it, there are several clubs that have already competed in other Europa Leagues and have more experience compared to the French League. especially this season, competition there is so tight.

But it's very different in the French League. Indeed, Monaco, Brest, and also Lyle. However, they can't really be compared to PSG, especially LOSC which was abandoned by their coach this season. So, I also believe, even without Mbappe, PSG will still be champions next season. not other underestimate clubs, but looking at how their performance has been so far. Unless there is a club with a coach as great as Xabi who can provide an extraordinary surprise. However, what will be a consideration as to why PSG must continue to find a replacement for Mbappe is that they also still have to compete in the Champions League where the competition is very tight. So, for whatever reason, PSG must fight even harder.

I don't think the Bundesliga is that much better. It is more competitive for sure, but keep in mind that Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga for over a decade of years in a row. That doesn't sound to me as if the Bundesliga is highly competitive.

And before some people now think that Leverkusen will take over, let's wait for another season at least. Probably better to wait for two or three more years to see whether a club is really able to meet Bayern par on par. I doubt it. I hope that it will be like that, but I fear that Bayern Munich is going to win the title next year with a landslide performance compared to all other teams.