The money spent by Paris Saint Germain to make them a star-studded team is fantastic, but when it comes to the Champions League, money is not a factor where they will easily get a trophy. So this is what they have to realize, the effort that costs a fantastic amount has not yet brought them a trophy, they have to do homework to achieve their dream achievement in the Champions League.
True, this is not a real benchmark even they are still inferior to the composition of players which are expensive players.
We must know that the Champions League is not only about how rich and how good the quality of the individual is. Even though this does affect them, seeing their condition there are actually other things such as cohesiveness or teamwork and of course their clear experience is still lagging behind.
Current conditions are still uncertain in the top 16. it would be great if they can win against Bayern but if they lose it will only be the same as they can't do much in the Champions League.
The truth is that everything they say is very true, for me it is very relevant that PSG can interpret it as: "We have the best players in the world" but they can't win the UCL, last season they didn't do anything, so this year? how will these guys be? Now they have a big task, which is to beat Bayern, and I think Bayern won't make it very easy for them, in fact they have the full risk of leaving the UCL, and if that happens, how would the Sheikh's team be? With what excuse can they confront him? If with all the money in the world and they still don't win an Orejona, this is something that can take any team by surprise.
And a reminder that we cannot forget:
Newcastle given transfer reminder as PSG enter race after seeing '£31m bid rejected'Newcastle may have to move quickly to bring in long-term target Manu Kone with Paris Saint-Germain reportedly making an approach for the midfielder in the January window. Eddie Howe has repeatedly stated that the club won't be doing big business this month having spent around £200million in the last two windows.
Source:
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1715834/Newcastle-transfer-news-Manu-Kone-PSG-Eddie-Howe-January-window-latest