Quote from: bitgolden on June 11, 2024, 02:45:50 PM

Quote from: Google+ on June 11, 2024, 05:38:37 AM

Having many star players in their squad so far should be able to make PSG a strong and easy team to win trophies not just domestic trophies, but in fact we often see unharmonious relationships between these players so that in the end the stability of the club is disturbed, just like when PSG had the MNM trio in the past, where many of us believe that the PSG squad will be able to create many records and also get trophies Champions League at that time, but it actually caused gaps and conflicts between players like what happened with Neymar and Mbappe.

The ego possessed by the star players certainly makes the team atmosphere uncomfortable, so indeed the club needs an experienced manager to ensure that all players work together for the same goal, currently PSG has lost all its star players and only Dembele is left in the front line so indeed Luis Enrique may be able to manage the team better in facing the competition next season, because indeed team dynamics, coach strategies, and also player adaptation will be important factors in addition to mainstay players, in my opinion the disruption of team harmony started from the PSG management who were indeed too privileged Mbappe at that time so that without them realizing it would only make their team weak without equality in the team, But for now, only time will determine whether PSG will be more successful or not without Mbappe.

Well they had a period where Neymar-Messi-Mbappe played together, and they did worse with two of them, then they did this year where it was only Mbappe. Maybe the point is to have no stars but bunch of great players?

If you have a star then the play is just focused on the star and that causes trouble, but if you have no star, like no player that is obviously better than everyone else, then the ball is shared better and the results would be better? Even a team like Manchester City, who has Kevin De Bruyne and Haaland level of stars, do not play on them all the time, watch any of their games and you will see that they share the ball and pass a lot, which means that everyone gets to touch the ball before they score a goal.

Star players should be able to inspire and encourage other teammates, so that there is no ego and also disharmony of the club occurs, so far of course we can see how the PSG players seem to only throw the ball to Mbappe and of course it indicates an unbalanced situation of the club, if you remember such a case once happened at Barcelona where at that time Messi seemed to have ambitions to highlight his personal record compared to team and even forced other players to only give passes for him to score, but at that time the coach was able to dampen Messi ego, football is a collective game and having stars in the squad is precisely to add to the performance of the team not individuals as has happened to PSG so far.

Actually, having star players is also important in the club but of course the coach must be able to emphasize the philosophy of team equality more than individual players, if we take the example of a team that has stars of course, we cannot deny that Manchester City is also a team that has many stars in the squad, but Guardiola managed to implement a collective and team-oriented game, where every player contributes and no one is overly dominant, so that with a collective game every player has an important role in their duties, so it is indeed very difficult for the opposing team team in anticipating every attack they have built so far, when Haalaand is closely guarded, of course other players have the potential to score goals for Manchester City victory, while when Mbappe is tightly guarded and not in his best performance when playing, of course so far PSG has had difficulty defeating their opponents.