Even though PSG is a rich club, they have failed to live up to expectations in Europe. I think the management ranks must receive serious attention to be improved and must be filled with people who understand the rules and targets of the club. Now is a new era for PSG to overhaul the squad after Mbappe's departure. On the one hand, the French striker is really needed, but on the other hand, he is a huge burden on the club because of his salary and attitude which must be put first.
PSG will still be able to shine under the guidance of Luis Enrique specifically in League 1, but in the Champions League it is always difficult for every team. It's just that the PSG president has to reorganize management, achievement targets and transfer policies.
PSG president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi will have more calculating figures to spend in the transfer window. PSG management still intact, we've come to realized how the presence of Kylian Mbappe was to the club and in his absence, the club will probably fumbled but there's always need to panic. Luis Enrique will worked definitely on the improvement of the club. He will selectively choose the players that will becoming professionals in his team, because they're having main targets to strive for.
The President of PSG still has quite the ambition to win the UCL title, especially since Mbappe left, the fighting power of PSG's front line will be reduced quite drastically, currently PSG is reportedly targeting Rashford, Leao, Osimhen but none of them have been officially announced, it seems this is still a challenge It's tough for PSG, they have to immediately bring in players who can replace Mbappe before the league starts.
The world is not going to end when Mbappé leaves PSG. It may perhaps be the nicest thing to have occurred to them in years. They've been so focused on him, its like the rest of the team forgot how to play. Think about it. Rashford, Osimhen, Leao. That makes three elite players, each with special talents. They can play together, they can score, they can create. Watching one person dribble past everyone and score is far less thrilling than that.
Its a gamble, sure. Thats what, though, makes this sport so fantastic. You gotta take risks to win. Who also knows? With this, PSG might enter a completely new chapter.