It is Ligue 1, it is not the Premier League. PSG should under any and all circumstances still easily win the title. It is too one sided in that league. PSG has got billions backing the team. No other club comes close to that. And it is not like Mbappe leaves an empty space and they play with 10 men only. Someone will fill the gap and they have several top players sitting on the bench most of the time. There is a chance that several other players now thrive and become much better exactly because Mbappe is gone.
Yes, I also don't expect much from the other teams in Ligue 1, because their quality is still far behind if we compare it with Paris Saint Germain, that's what makes Paris Saint Germain have to be able to continue to dominate the league, if not then in my opinion it's a failure for them, because after all they are the best team from any point of view, there is no reason for them not to dominate. Missing Mbappe? In my opinion, that cannot be the reason because in terms of player composition they are still better than other teams.
I agree with you that this league is too one-sided, we can see significant differences between one team and another team. This is why it is not surprising that Ligue 1 is a boring league at the moment, because we cannot see very competitive competition, it is almost certain that Paris Saint Germain will be champions again next season with the strength they have, that is quite easy.
Pochettino failed, therefore Enrique was hired. It's like throwing coaches at the problem and hoping something sticks. Leverkusen's Xabi Alonso is performing miracles with a cheap squad. Friends, thats coaching
The owners of PSG may be wealthy, but they don't know how to develop a squad. Imagine handing a monkey a typewriter and expecting Shakespeare. You might get some excellent lines, but it won't be great. PSG will likely keep dominating Ligue 1, but they'll keep losing the Champions League. Yes, money can't buy happiness; or a Champions League trophy
Money can buy happiness as long as it is implemented correctly and unfortunately PSG cannot do that. They have spent quite a bit of money to sign players but they still cannot achieve positive results outside of France. They will still be kings in Ligue One but for the Champions League they will never be able to get it as long as they take the wrong steps in their development.
I think a change of coach will not change anything and the need for a proportional management attitude in processing the players is very necessary for maximum results. Because so far I haven't seen any real changes and PSG seems to have to sort out their internal problems first before talking about their next opportunities.