Quote from: sana54210 on September 11, 2025, 05:41:32 PM

Quote from: TelolettOm on September 11, 2025, 10:49:45 AM

For the next few matches, PSG will rely on several existing players. At least in Ligue 1, Enrique remains optimistic about winning. And for the UCL, I'm sure Enrique remains optimistic about doing his best.

According to information from psgtalk, up front, Ramos will be in the middle, the CF, Kvaratskhelia on the left, and Barca will be on the right. Ramos has sometimes been questioned because his performance hasn't been up to the coach's expectations, but here, Enrique must ensure he performs at his best.

The midfield and defense are still pretty much the same, except in goalkeeper, they now have Lucas Chevalier, since Donnarumma has left for Man City.

I am definitely something that is enough for them. They do not really need more to do anything, they just need to keep it going this way without dropping too much in quality. If they can do this, then they are going to do a lot better, so that's true.

I think it's clear that losing Doue and Dembele will be terrible for them and would prefer to have them both, but it's still not suddenly becoming a team that may lose towards some simpler teams during this week. They are strong enough all around to win all the games and won't get burned out that quickly. I am sure when the players come back, it's going to be even hard to fail the momentum they have. That is the most tricky situation, that will become the most important thing.

You are right. They do have enough talent to play as well without them. It is the way the balance is changed upon their coming back. At this moment Barcola and even 17-year-old Mbaye are trusted with larger roles, and it turns the entire squad to buy into system football rather than waiting until Dembele dribbles them up the field. These weeks, in a strange manner, might speed up the process of PSG becoming a more collective, less Mbappe/Dembele-reliant team

It will be a test of man-management when the wounded guys return. Does Enrique simply reinsert them directly as focal points, or does he retain the new hierarchy, in which pressing profiles (such as Mbaye) take precedence over pure creativity (such as Kang-in Lee)? I would not underestimate how much such a decision could define the ceiling of PSG in the season. For me, the concern is whether the team will fall into star-dependency rather than use this forced stretch to develop a deeper attacking framework