PSG Thrives Collectively After Mbappé’s Departure to Real Madrid

This summer, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) experienced a significant loss as Kylian Mbappé, after spending seven seasons with the club, made the decision to join Real Madrid as a free agent. While this departure marked a considerable void for the Parisian club, it appears that it might ultimately serve as a catalyst for positive change. Under the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, PSG is now placing a greater emphasis on teamwork, a shift that seems to be yielding encouraging results, as noted by Marco Asensio.

Having reached the end of his contract and opting not to extend, Kylian Mbappé has officially left PSG. Now donning the jersey of Real Madrid, the French national team captain has left behind a substantial gap in Paris. While this gap was not filled during the summer transfer window, it seems that Luis Enrique may have discovered a way for PSG to thrive without Mbappé. The team is now functioning as a cohesive unit, demonstrating strong performances on the pitch.

PSG thrives collectively without Mbappé

Is PSG actually stronger this season without Kylian Mbappé? This question was raised on Wednesday night to Marco Asensio. Just before the Champions League match against Girona, the Spanish forward shared his thoughts with Canal+: “Is PSG more cohesive than last season? Yes, the coach emphasizes the importance of teamwork significantly.”

“We want to keep improving and show we are better than last year”

“We have performed very well in the initial matches, and we aim to continue improving and demonstrate that we are better than last year. It starts with tonight’s game. We are eager to enhance our performance and surpass last season’s achievements.” Asensio added.