Quote from: pusaka on May 04, 2025, 03:38:29 PM

Quote from: hd49728 on May 03, 2025, 09:35:29 AM

Quote from: pusaka on May 02, 2025, 04:58:37 PM

If we are the ones who follow Paris Saint Germain's journey when they are in the Champions League, then we will see something different. The first thing I see is that the teamwork between them is now getting better, that is a change that is quite visible from them.
Now if we look at how selfish the Paris Saint Germain players were before, especially when they had many star players, then this time the players have been able to suppress that so that it creates good teamwork as I said before.
With what they have shown, it is not impossible that they will create history in the Champions League.

I agree with you and it comes from their strategic change recent years by letting Messi, Neymar and Mbappe going away and continuing their club development without new super star players.

Their squad now are more united and their players don't have internal conflict of interests like how it existed among Messi, Neymar and Mbappe or among Neymar, Mbappe and Cavani. It's always better to have an united squad with which every player knows his responsibility and role in the squad operation and is ready to support his team mates as most as possible.

In fact PSG did not start this season in Champions League too well and they only managed to exit group phase at the end, but after that their patience and strategic development began to show its positive effects. Now they are very closely to the final match and a most wanted title in Europe, UEFA Champions League trophy.

Internal conflict between players, players and coaches, players and spectators or others, it will disrupt the harmony of a team which will ultimately affect their game or cooperation on the field.
Yes, maybe we just need to say they have to be professional, that's true, but the problem is it won't be that easy to do because they also have an ego which is actually one of the things that is difficult to change from a player.
Well, it seems like they realize that now. There is no problem whether they have star players or not, the most important thing is that they can manage it well so that there is no conflict.

Most of the clubs that have hard few crisis in the past, the outcome is always highly significant on the team overall performance, this is because most time, those clubs that faces much internal crisis always tend to be bad in performance take Manchester United for example, the Major reasons for Manchester United downfall in the few seasons past is because of internal crisis with in the club involving the coach at that time and a big player and ever since then, Manchester United have being struggling to get it footing on the ground again.