Paris Saint-Germain, known for its lavish spending on star players, is embracing a new approach under coach Luis Enrique. The departure of Kylian Mbappé marks the end of an era of superstar reliance, and the club is now focusing on building a strong, cohesive team with a focus on collective strength. Early signs are promising, with PSG dominating the French league, but the true test will come in the Champions League.
Paris Saint-Germain started their home campaign with a resounding 6-0 victory over Montpellier, showcasing their attacking prowess and a dominant performance. Bradley Barcola scored twice, while Achraf Hakimi, Marco Asensio, Warren Zaire-Emery, and Lee Kang-in also found the back of the net. This convincing win builds on their opening victory and sets the stage for a strong season.
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has expressed satisfaction with his current squad despite the departure of Kylian Mbappe and the injury to Goncalo Ramos. He downplayed the possibility of further signings before the transfer window closes, highlighting the team’s strength and the club’s efforts in strengthening the squad.
Paris Saint-Germain kick off their Ligue 1 season without Kylian Mbappe, who joined Real Madrid in the summer. PSG manager Luis Enrique was still fielding questions about the departed star at his press conference, emphasizing that he wishes Mbappe well but hopes Real Madrid loses to PSG. Enrique also stressed the importance of collective scoring rather than relying on one player to score a large amount of goals.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is on the cusp of securing a record-extending 12th Ligue 1 championship title as they face a pivotal match against Lorient on Wednesday. A victory over the relegation-threatened side and a simultaneous slip-up by AS Monaco against Lille would seal the title for PSG. This crucial fixture marks the culmination of a season clouded by speculation over Kylian Mbappé’s anticipated departure to Real Madrid at season’s end. Under manager Luis Enrique, PSG holds an 11-point lead in the French top flight with five games remaining. Their ambitions, however, extend beyond domestic success as they seek to secure a potential treble this season, having already reached the French Cup final and the Champions League semifinals.
