Quote from: lizarder on Today at 10:51:59 AM

Quote from: Asiska02 on July 25, 2024, 08:31:49 PM

So PSG have always been depending on Mbappe all this years? Now that he has left they’ll have to ride on their own and I don’t think they’ll have a hard time to get on themselves and let it go. PSG is not a weak team and with the quality of players they have now, they can as well be champions and go far in the competition. Luis Enrique is a trusted coach and I’m sure he won’t fail the team this season again.

Nobody said that PSG depends entirely to Mbappe but Mbappe's presence can provide strength. Still every club needs teamwork and does not fully depend on one player. When cooperation is well formed, they can work well together to produce a far more consistent game. To become a champion in the Champions League it was difficult because before they also had three big stars in the team but still failed to win the Champions League.

Luis Enrique must build strength to be more solid and not only rely on one player. When this cooperation is formed, then the team will be much stronger and far more able to play collectively. Mbappe's replacement figure is indeed needed so that the PSG front line remains stronger and that becomes a job that must be completed by management and coach..

I think the problem is from the coach mentality because PSG has money and they should be able to buy a professional coach that will be able to use the resources he has to win UCL. Why I said this is because when PSG had the best players in the club that was when their performance in UCL was worst which means he doesn't know how to mange quality players.

Mbappe will definitely be missed by the club but I believe that another striker will take his role and we will be surprised on how he will be scoring goals even though he might not be as sharp as Mbappe because there are some critical matches that Mbappe experience will turn the game around in favor of PSG so those moments will be missed.