Quote from: Jegileman on Today at 07:05:14 PM

Quote from: AmoreJaz on Today at 05:56:52 PM

PSG is indeed a team to beat. They have long been in this sports and they are doing it professionally. They are not here just for fun, but to beat teams around the world. They are serious in getting that coveted trophy, hence, they work hard for it. I believe, this sports is like a serious business for them, not only for the athletes but all the involved stakeholders in this team. We can't blame them as they are shelling good amount of money on this sports, thus, they also want good results out of it.

No player or team is not out there playing or managing the team without their main interest and focus to be money. They play in order to win trophies, add more records to their names, to their teams and more money to their pockets. I am very sure at every trophy win for a team, players also get bonuses or special gifts from the club, so they have to try their best to be the best and win trophies because it’s all win win for them and the team. PSG have been so prudent recently, so any team they’re facing will or should be scared that they will eventually be eliminated if they don’t perform well up to the quality nature of PSG in this competition as whole.

If we talk about next year's Champions League, Paris Saint-Germain's rivals have also made very good transfers for themselves. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain are currently seen as the favorites for next year's championship. Also, Liverpool is another one of these favorites. It is not easy for Paris Saint-Germain to stand out among these teams. However, there is a difference in the technical director. Paris Saint-Germain's technical director is a very intelligent man. Luis Enrique is a man who analyzes the opponent very well and prepares his team very well according to the opponent. Considering this difference, of course there is a possibility for them to be champions again in the Champions League.