It's a shame that Luis Enrique arrival, who was appointed as PSG coach, is called too late, because if the trio were still there, maybe PSG's results could have been better in the Champions League last season. As we know, Luis Enrique is very suitable to lead PSG. Now, this will be quite interesting when Luis Enrique designed the PSG squad from the start, all he has to do is build the squad as ideal as possible. Huge financial support certainly makes his job easier, so buying some quality players is no doubt. When PSG was coached by Galtier there were still many things that were not perfect, for example Galtier was not able to design a suitable game strategy in combining the trio of Messi, Mbappe, and Neymar. I mean the three players still look awkward and still keep their distance from each other and there is often a little friction. No wonder because all three have their own reputations that must continue to stand out.
In my opinion, Luis Enrique's arrival is not too late, this is precisely the right time to improve PSG so that they become a strong team. Because in my opinion, PSG in the last two seasons made mistakes in buying players and choosing coaches which ultimately affected the team's unstable appearance. because actually what is most needed is not Messi on the front lines (it has been proven that Messi has not made any impact on PSG's game for two seasons).
Because PSG already has mbappe and Neymar who can be relied on, but PSG should focus on finding a defensive midfielder and a playmaker who can control PSG's game. because it's clear that PSG's midfield is neither creative nor tough. so every time you are attacked by an opponent, you must immediately face the center back which results in many gaps in PSG's defense.
So hopefully, with the new coach Luis Enrique, who has proven to be an experienced coach and has many variations of tactics, he can accurately buy players that PSG really needs and there is no need for PSG to want to buy super expensive players with exorbitant salaries, if only to fulfill the owner's desires. course, because it proved futile.