Meanwhile in Ligue 1, PSG opportunity to continue to dominate the competition is very large, where no other contestants have financial equivalents to them. The gap in strength is still very visible, no team has yet to seriously challenge PSG, Enrique's fleet is even believed to be able to win the trophy despite experiencing setbacks after Mbappe departure. We can only hope that there is a team that can suppress PSG in Ligue 1, so that it can make the competition for trophies more competitive. So far, Ligue 1 is like the Farmers League, its attraction lies only in PSG.
Apart from what you said, I think we also shouldn't directly say about a setback for the PSG team because that hasn't happened after Mbappe left for Real Madrid. Because PSG still has time to think in order not to experience a setback in its performance next season and apart from that, I also agree with what you said, PSG can still dominate Ligue 1 even though Mbappe is no longer in their squad next season. However, I also hope that other teams can take the opportunity to move better in order to match PSG's strength in Ligue1 next season so that Ligue1 looks more competitive than last season.
In fact, we don't know for sure how PSG will perform after Ligue 1 starts and the same goes for when they compete in the Champions League. It is true that Mbappe's departure means PSG no longer has a striker who can be relied on as a goal-scoring machine, but that doesn't mean the club and Enrique won't look for an ideal replacement. However, so far PSG have not made any real moves in the transfer window to bring in the newcomers they are after. It could be that PSG has made several efforts and negotiated in this transfer window to bring in the right players, especially according to the team's needs. I'm pretty sure Enrique knows exactly what steps he has to take, while still keeping PSG competitive even without Mbappe. After all, we agree, PSG actually has players who are much more competitive than their rivals in the French League. Their chances of retaining the League title remain wide open, especially as several teams as competitors have experienced a decline in performance. Well, in the second season Enrique seems to be targeting to make PSG much better, even without Mbappe. after all, they have the financial resources to bring in even expensive players. The point is that as a giant club in the French League, the club and its coach will make efforts to ensure that their team squad remains a team that counts well in Lique 1 as well as in the Champions League. Well, if PSG plays badly in the new season, and they can't even defend their Domestic League title, then we can say it's a setback for PSG.