Not easy. Qatar got it Paris there was a world elite soccer club, when the French capital had not put together a powerful project. He PSG was built with money, like many other clubs, and claimed to be the leader of the French league, while putting Champions as a priority goal. He didn’t do it. They have invested a lot, they have spent more but they have not been able to give soul to a club with exceptional players. It lacked, above all, success in Europe. If not Champions there is no glory for a project that changes its structure because of failure in the European Cup.
The bet for Christopher Galtier This is to reduce technical galactism and find a coach with a lower but more effective profile. It’s very difficult to work with a bunch of checkbook signed cracks without a strong indigenous base created by the club. It is possible that to achieve this it took some time, but too many technical directors and coaches passed for a club that had in German Tuchel (also Pochettino) in its best version. But they loaded it. Now some say they miss him and want him back. The German coach himself said in his time that he feels more like a Sports Minister than a coach. He gave the handle neymarwhich took him to the European final which he lost in 2020 with Bayernand never placed himself under the orders of mbappe. Surely all that was the reason for the farewell.
If they really want me back, they don’t have much insurance for that mbappe stay with a team that fails year after year in its main goal. In the last two seasons they were left in the round of 16. The only ones who made it to the last game were Tuchelwith the neymar, who in the 2019-20 season, when they reached the final, had no serious injuries. The data you provided yesterday Xavi Bosch That Dembélé has played more games at Barça than Neymar at PSG is devastating. The club of Paris has not done a good project around Ronaldinho neither neymarneither Messi neither mbappe, four of the great ones who passed through there. It may not be their fault.
Source: La Verdad
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