Quote from: fadhilz123 on Today at 09:30:52 AM

Quote from: $anounimus$ on Today at 03:00:50 AM

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I also see that Mbappe's departure from PSG will not immediately make PSG worse as long as Enrique is still able to manage the PSG team so well and get the other target players he currently wants. Because PSG, which previously had a little dependence on Mbappe, must be able to be more independent in seeing its future because I think there are many other great players who are still at PSG and that will make Enrique more enthusiastic in building the performance of the PSG team next season.

PSG must be more patient and trust the process carried out by Luis Enrique, losing Mbappe is not the end of PSG dominance in Ligue 1, they still have abundant money to bring in quality players. The money that PSG has can tempt other clubs to release their players and can tempt players with large salaries. Luis Enrique not only needs a quality striker in PSG's front line, he will also try to bring in players who are able to maintain the rhythm of the game in the midfield position, he will try to make PSG what Guardiola once did with Bayern Munich and Manchester City. It takes time for PSG to achieve success on the European stage like Manchester City did, PSG officials must give Luis Enrique time to make PSG a team like Manchester City that is capable of winning the Champions League Trophy.