I have no doubt that PSG will maintain the number one position in the points table from the beginning of the season to the very end. So far, PSG has played a total of three matches in the French League, where this top club of the French League has won all three matches. PSG does not actually have to plan separately to win the French League matches, because they have the confidence that there is no team in the French League that they can lose against. However, many times it is seen that PSG loses one or two matches due to the excellent performance of the opposing team, but we consider this as an unexpected result. The kind of performance that PSG is doing makes it certain that winning the French League title is now a matter of time for them.
PSG has no rival in Ligue 1. They have nothing to worry about because every season is like a work over for them. Winning the trophy has become their tradition in the sense that they're used to winning it and will always add it in their yearly celebration activities, because no club can stop this from happening.
I want to answer this. Personally, Manchester United's problems aren't solely with the coach, but rather with internal errors and a substandard dressing room. If this is the coach's problem, how many Manchester United coaches have been coached by promising coaches, but all have failed. Even before Ten Hag and Amorim, who are currently coaching Manchester United, there was Mourinho and several other coaches who also failed at coaching Manchester United.
If all the coaches have been brought in and there's still no significant change, Manchester United management should really examine what's wrong with United, making it so difficult to return to being a strong team in the EPL. I don't think bringing in Amorim will make Man United better; I'm sure Man United will remain the same. What Manchester United must do now is give Amorim time and fix internal issues, especially in motivating the players to be more enthusiastic in pursuing victory.