Quote from: Stablexcoin on Today at 06:19:48 PM

Quote from: Mate2237 on September 06, 2025, 08:04:59 PM

Paris Saint-Germain has truly stepped up in this regard. They've built a fantastic squad by relying on young players and, under manager Luis Enrique, won the Champions League. I can't see any team competing against them in the French league either. I believe they'll perform magnificently again this year. In a few years, Europe's biggest teams will be making transfer moves for Paris Saint-Germain's young players. This will translate into significant revenue for Paris Saint-Germain.

Even with the injuries facing PSG i still think that they have enough squad depth to face their opponents as they have proven to be the best over the years consecutively winning the league title and major european trophies.

Their replacement Barcola and Ramos are also good players who have played for the big stage as well and would blend into the squad with ease giving Paris Saint German an easy win as always.

This is a difficult time for PSG because no matter how strong they are, injuries to their players are a weakness for them and if they play well enough during the match, their strength and victory will be a big shocking for the opposing team and PSG's performance is due to their hard work and we have seen the beginning of the season being very strong. It now depends on PSG whether they will play with the same players or want to change some of their players. They should give their capable players a chance that will prove beneficial for their team. PSG's match is so strong and has avoided defeat, so I hope PSG's strength in this match will be more or less.