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.
Efforts to recruit star players who spend large amounts of money are not only carried out for the purpose of winning prestigious titles or winning titles in several competitions, but this is all done by PSG to increase the popularity of League 1 so that it is known by most football fans and the traffic of League 1 will also increase to very large.
But I support what you say, which is that you should bring in 1 or 2 professional players and the rest recruit young players who have the opportunity to be developed into great players in the future and also provide big profits every season.
Like popular teams from other leagues, they always prioritize the quality of players to be able to get satisfactory results in every appearance and not just think about big name star players.
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.
Yep, we can take the example of teams from other leagues such as Man City, which at that time was successful in winning the UCL title because retaining their coach for longer gave the coach the opportunity to prove that the coach could provide success.
And PSG should be motivated by Man City strategy of not firing Enrique and giving him a chance in the next few seasons and I'm sure Enrique can give it all if PSG is able to retain the coach without having to fire him.