I don’t think PSG had the goal of winning the Champions League last season, although when they got so close to the final, I’m sure they started thinking about it. Of course, it is possible that in the absence of Mbappe some other forward will be able to take on the role of leader in the attack and reveal his potential, but this rarely happens, especially since PSG want to get a quick result, so they want to buy a good forward who can immediately take Mbappe’s place and start scoring.
The absence of Kylian Mbappé in the PSG is sure something the team should be concerned about and looking for an alternative to replace his position will be just the best way to go about it. Since Mbappé joined the PSG, he has shown all indications through his efforts and consistency to bring trophy home for the PSG and he was able to prove it through his active engagement in the club throughout the season. He was arguably the most performing player in the league and to a large extent in the Champions league all of which culminated the successes recorded by the club through out the season.
He's losing Mbappé hurts, right? He has extraordinary talent. Not exactly the testing ground for European supremacy, is Ligue 1? Maybe Mbappé's departure will serve as PSG's wake-up call to quit acquiring superstars and begin assembling a decent squad. Hasn't their Champions League trophy cabinet been gathering dust? Perhaps, just perhaps, now is their opportunity to devise a fresh plan. one that stresses cooperation and does not center on personal egos. Perhaps something amazing is about to begin. That much will be revealed in due course