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Quote from: ancafe on June 18, 2025, 07:14:55 AM

The weaknesses of both teams are being evaluated by looking for the required players, both Real Madrid and PSG have already obtained target players who are able to fill the gap in certain positions and I am sure both will look better next season.

It's a fact, things with these teams have improved a lot. It's worth noting that for me Luis Enrique is a coach on another level , Honestly, what he did with PSG very few would have achieved. On the other hand, Madrid also has a good coach. I think they could face each other in the Club World Cup and for me it would be the best duel of all. We'll see who's who there.

I don't want to give too much away but honestly we might be expecting too much after Enrique's achievements. Whereas in the Club World Cup anything can happen because all the teams seem to be testing new players or just testing their new strategies and taking the match as if it's not serious. So any team has a chance even PSG has a good chance. But I wouldn't expect Enrique to do well again in that competition. Because the coach has goals in more prestigious competitions in the coming season.

But are there any good reasons to think that Enrique won't be able to manage the team as well as he did last season? The team stays as it is if I am not wrong and no players will leave as far as I know. If that is the case and they can perhaps add one or two great players this transfer period, I don't think PSG will experience a significant drop in their performance. Ligue 1 is not the challenge for them, they will win it again with ease. But the most important question is whether they can still beat the big teams from other European leagues or whether those other teams are ready to do what it takes to bring back their A game. Especially Manchester City will be determined to play their best in the upcoming season.