Quote from: $crypto$ on Today at 03:42:05 AM

Just for fun, I opened the Champions League betting market to see who would be the winner.
It turns out:
PSG @6.00
Barcelona @6.00
Liverpool @6.00
And
Real Madrid @8.00

Even though it's still early days, it doesn't matter because the odds can change as the tournament progresses.
Is PSG still your favorite? For us, it's Liverpool at the moment. Grin

Odds are not too big different and all four clubs are nearly similar in competitiveness. They will not only compete with each other but there are other big clubs and underdogs can challenge them in this season. To go to the final match, PSG, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Liverpool will face with many strong opponents and perhaps one of them will join the final match with another club that is not in this list.

Quote from: wakier on Today at 03:44:07 AM

I don't think that's necessarily the case, even though they've recruited a lot of players this summer. Teams in other leagues have also recruited several quality players to compete in the Champions League. Real Madrid and Barcelona also have an equal chance of competing with the English teams.
The Premier League is known as a formidable rival, but La Liga and Serie A also have equal opportunities, as does Bayern Munich. So, I don't have a clear view on where the Champions League trophy will end up, as PSG still has a strong showing to defend its title.

PSG are the champion, the title defender and they have good squad which is under further development too. They are promisingly in defending their crown but the departure of Donnarumma and big change at their goalkeeper position can be their biggest weakness in UEFA Champions League. A goodgoalkeeper can contribute a lot for any club especially at highest level like Champions League.

Enrique can try to move forward with a younger goalkeeper and better ability of using feet for passing while the key point is using hands for great saves. The winner can be decided by a goal or by a great save while goalkeeper barely is able to make a direct assist. I don't think Enrique and PSG made a good decision by letting Donnarumma goes and signing with another goalkeeper who is not as same as Donnarumma in quality.