Quote from: baeva on August 12, 2024, 09:28:01 PM

Quote from: Raflesia on August 11, 2024, 09:59:14 PM

Until now PSG has only brought 3 players whose positions are only in defense and midfield and this is clearly a little lame with the loss of Mbappe in attack. But even so PSG can also still take advantage of existing players and slightly change the scheme where Mbappe's position can be filled with several young players like Barcola or change the formation where 3 strikers who are always a mainstay are changed to 2 strikers because they also still have good strikers like Ramos and Asensio.

I don't deny the fact that PSG may change dramatically after Mbappe leaves, the only question is in which direction, because it's quite possible that they may not develop adequate tactics for the new season without Mbappe and then their results will be lame at least at the beginning of the season. Although they have no competitors in Ligue 1 you could say

What PSG needs to do now is to build a squad with the ability of each player evenly distributed. Because when Mbappe was still there it was very clear that the attack was based on him or from Dembele side. Maybe Enrique needs to be more creative next season so that he can have players who are able to build attacks from all sides and also score goals. Not always relying on strikers alone, then the chances are much greater. For example the Man City squad, almost all of whose players have evenly distributed abilities. I know it will take a long time, but what needs to be ensured is whether Enrique is able to create a squad like that?
PSG is not short of money, but this club is a little lacking in team management. Sad