In today's time, every star player is a team player. There is no Baggio or Maradona who dribble past everyone and score. Even Messi demands a 1-2 pass from his teammates to succeed.

Yea the only one I could think of is Marquinhos

@@jatin2616 I think what he means is that there are less players that would be prepared to be a real unit. Its one thing having all these talented players, but another thing to get them to work together as a team

@@jatin2616 I disagree very hard. Messi has done those type of things more than Maradona and Baggio combined. Also let me remind you that he is 34 and has been doing it since 17. But ofc it has been reduced. Players change when they grow older. And messi is one of the smartest players in the world every move and every thing he does has a reason. He wants win just doesnt want to show off. Everything is for the benefit of the team. It doesnt mean that he wont do those things. He does but if it benefits the team by some way.

@@kobehuman4943 that is the managers job to do. There are many examples where the whole team is full superstars and it works perfectly.

PSG is an NBA team of European football.. Players are more important than the coach, money is everything and players come and go, 99% not focusing on the team, rather on themselves

Similar culture at Chelsea. Poor mourinho and conte :,(

No it's not the players but its psg as a club and its management of its players- psg allows too much freedom and relaxation to the players u won't see another club do that

They need Zidane tbh, poch needs to go to a team like united, a team with good players but some with a bad work ethic

@@Nick-ht5yi lol are you stupid ..or what..Similar culture at Chelsea??🤣🤣 No player has more power than manager in Chelsea..It's the board who are very reckless in decision making..PSG has pool of Mega star..like Messi,neymar,mbappe, Ramous..There is literally zero mega stars in Chelsea..Ask any one who with limited football knowledge they will recognize these PSG mega stars while no body knows the names of these Chelsea players..except maybe Lukaku after he joined them this season..

Ramos hasn't even played for PSG yet, he's injured.

Ramos hasn’t played at all, and PSG are actually considering cancelling his contract as he hasn’t been the least bit fit since joining the side

@@KellanGDM I was referring to the image of them on the podium, where they're literally shoulder-to-shoulder. Well, half a foot off but still.

I bet the money helps. They probably pay extra for that. You never know?

Forced? It was their decision to join this absurd shit😔🤮🤑🤑🤥

haha that was worth going back to look at

Damn, no amount of money can beat that level of dedication 😅

Holy shit 😂

That was part of their sacrificial deal with the devil.. A soul for a trophy 😂

Would be willing to sacrifice myself too so my club could be Bundesliga champion

lol

deeper pockets than the mariana trench 😭😭

Mariana Trench ? That the Chelsea lady ?

Thats cus english clubs have way to much money on average compared to other european clubs

@@ja1295 they know how to market themselves

@@gaara4667 it started cus the prem broke away from the efl making it easier for them to make money through tv rights

Except psg lost the league last season lol…

@@usersixnine347 He said PSG were screw ups for that exact reason. But no doubt they’ll win again since other teams can’t keep their players.

😂😂😂

thisss😂😂😂

aged well

That's a good shout. He did it with a Real Madrid full of egos 🤷‍♂️

He also has experience, having played in the mid 2000 Galacticos side and it's pitfalls

Thats true, but Perez said zidane wants to manage the french national team.

at real he had a reaaly good team this team has only good forwards except for verrati all other midfielders are trash zidane is not the answer

Hes a Marseille fan tho isnt he? Doubt hed wanna take that job

Greedy players, Messi should be playing at Newells and Ronaldo at Spirting Lisbon. There passengers that can't be carried thats why Bayern and Liverpool are the best teams in the world at this current moment

@@thedoc225ify Messi couldnt control what he wanted and he just picked the highest paid

@@Void-ze3iu So that makes him greedy. I'm sure Atletico would of had him but it's obvious he didn't wanna take a pay cut as he's gone to the team that pays the most

@@thedoc225ify he would take a pay cut for Barca, not Atletico. And it was not enough. Since you are moving either way, better go to a good paying team.

@Héctor Martín Peña Pollastri a year on and he should be going to Newells but instead he's signing a new contract with PSG.

I mean Mbappe missed from 5 yards against Bayern in a champions league final that they ended up losing 1-0… they’ve been to at least the semi’s 2 years in a row knocking out (an admittedly Lewandowskiless) Bayern, Barcelona (with messi at the time), Atalanta (during the season in which they almost won Serie A) and Leipzig at the top of their game under nagelsman… they’re currently top of the toughest CL group and a win tomorrow night takes them through and a point against city wins them the group. They’re almost unbeatable at home when the crowd’s in (even in Europe) because it’s one of the loudest in Europe… this whole super team can’t win anything because no one works hard thing is demonstrably false, against city both Neymar and Mbappe we’re defending in their box, Neymar regularly presses hard for Brazil, Di Maria does for Argentina… like I would get the doom laden hypotheses if they were actually in any danger of going out… they’re not

@@callumalston5755 Group B is the group of death, not PSG’s group.

@@callumalston5755 Totally agree but the point I'm trying to argue is PSG's style of play in relation to other UCL contenders. Guardiola's Man City play a clear possession-based style, Klopp's Liverpool gegenpress, Tuchel's Chelsea play with an extremely effective counterattack and Naglesmann's Bayern - similar to Liverpool - use a very effective press and apply a very high line. PSG to me seem like a team of brilliant individuals rather than a like-minded entity greater than the sum of its parts.

@@the_one_the_only4651 Pep hasn't won a champions League since Barcelona

@@the_one_the_only4651 poch plays the same system as tuchel except he plays a 4 instead of a 5 back… they literally can play both counter attack because of Mbappe and hakimi’s pace or they can hold possession, the beauty of that team is they can do literally whatever they want too

My bother was wondering past Wimbledon Common one day many years ago and they were training and testing members of the public that were interested in joining the club. Its great that the new Wimbledon team is fan owned and run. Would certainly be interested in a video like that!

They changed their name to "MK Dons in early 2,000s

@@leehenry5764 Milton Keynes are another club who stole a teams football league spot They are a franchise club

@@balham5606 Wimbledon moved to MK Dons and changed their name in 2,004 to "MK Dons.

@@leehenry5764 So yeah, they ain't Wimbledon. Football clubs in England are not franchises. The only real Wimbledon are AFC Wimbledon. MK Dons just basically bought the old Wimbledon's place in the league.

Young players from 2010 had less options then they do now. Young players are getting crazy contracts and opportunities now.

Arsene Wenger was routinely panned for doing this same thing with Arsenal for a decade sans the single Champions League final which Tottenham got bopped in.

Let’s be honest, Spurs had some luck to reach that final. But Poch being successful at Spurs doesn’t mean he’ll be successful at the top clubs. Like how David Moyes flourishes when managing a mid table club like West Ham, but grumbles when managing a top club. There’s levels to this and I don’t think Poch is ready for a big club. Like the video said, Poch does well in “project” clubs, PSG is not a project club, they expect to win now and that’s the problem because so far they don’t look anywhere near of even reaching the semi final

True I agree. I just think the people calling him a bad manager is ridiculous. I'd say he's more out of his depth. What you are all saying is true though. I'd class Sean Dyche and Eddie Howe as good managers for both managing to keep their teams in the Premier League for aslong as they have/did with the squads that they had. But if you put either one in charge of a Real Madrid or a Man City it wouldn't work. Just think it's harsh to call people terrible managers when they are simply just out of their depth.

@@J-CG Yup, true. I think he's out of his depth but it doesn't mean he's a bad manager. He can still potentially be very successful at clubs that will allow him time and freedom to sell players and buy the ones he want etc. But going to ready made clubs that expects him to win the UCL with what he has, it'll be difficult. But with all the criticism he gets, the main reason is his use of Messi, its seems like he wants Messi to change from doing what he has been doing through out his carrier that made him the best player, and turn him into a winger. To see him not being able to know what to do with Messi on its on is a sin and that alone can get him the sack. More so, Messi and Neymar have already proven they can form a deadly partnership if used right (as proven from their time in Barcelona) but yet, under Poch, those 2 don't even seem like they've ever played together.

They got lucky vs City.

ME

Yes 🤣

he’s literally first in the league and ucl group stages, all messi fanboys do is blame him for messi not performing well

@@jjc1752 man just said he started to watch PSG cause of Messi. Leave him. Messi only has a few more years so let him cherish the moments until he finds another player to stick with

I reckon Pep would just kick Neymar out of the starting line up immediately

Mbappe, Verratti, and Gueye play good football.

As a City fan I beg to differ, Pep would have the same problem with Pochettino. Pep and Pochettino play high pressing football, but PSG's front players don't press, so unless PSG's front players press, then even Pep's system, or even Klopp won't work well. I'd even go as far as to say PSG and Pep are like oil and water. Pep would fight the star players for not working hard enough for his system, and the players want to show to Pep that they are bigger than the club, the club will obviously support the players, and it will result in a big fallout. I think PSG need a manager flexible in his systems, a manager that doesn't use high pressing. Most of all someone who is good at man- management. I think Zidane would be an obvious choice.

On a budget it is fantastic but with a budget like PSG has Gasperini´s philosophy is too reactive as it essentially depends on men-marking and can be confused by players getting into unusual spots.

@@murmor6890 that is why you sign players that are versatile and can play multiple positions. A useful and expendable player is worth more than a superstar that narrows down your strategy.

With all the respect to atalanta and gasperini, what have they won

@@vaannebilim they went from being a relegation side to a top 5 team in the serie a and champions league regular? so many people like you seem to think gasperini really isn’t much (maybe because he doesn’t coach your club) when he’s one of the most impressive coaches in europe right now. with the amount of money atalanta spend on transfers and wages they are probably the most successful club in europe. their wage bill is cheaper than most sides in the second division of england. watch football.

@Ackeem yes Despite the shell Donatello is handsome, not sure about Mbappe...him not being a ninja turtle and everything...

I find it ridiculous how internet people insult the professionalism of the 5th best league in Europe According to these self proclaimed experts, you're not a professional footballer unless you play for one of the routhly 20 best teams in Europe

If Ligue 1 is a farmers league then what should we call the Bundesliga? Bayern could win it even with their eyes closed. Thankfully the Serie A was able to get rid of Juve's reign of terror and become competitive again.

Ligue 1 is still a Farmer's Market League. Honestly, the EFL Championship is more competitive right now than Ligue 1.

Urmmm the reason why it is called a farmers league is because of how successful the teams are in european competition not only their league

Then i'll now know they are playing FIFA😆😆

This isn't FIFA mate. There's a reason no big team plays such a formation. Too defensively vulnorable.

Well this is technically a 3-5-2 but more attacking mindedly

@@aliatwi7757 why did you put the ly on the end of minded

@@lewis8634 I don’t honestly know lol , but I still don’t think it is wrong is it ?

Thats because Barcelona had thr ugly players

And remember they won consecutive 4 or 5 CL (I dunno the correct number)

@@nindupeetamrahul8797 he’s referring to the original galácticos

they never replace Redondo or Makelele.

The Galacticos were much better. They won the cl twice in 2000 and 2002

@@TeamOfThe80s Although Figo and Zidane did already play in 02, nothing really came after it. Even with Perez _"one-megastar-per-season-policy"._ The project was an overall failure.

@@yannick245 fair point

Truth

Well said

Midfield is the most important position and they are very bad in it.

not to mention their full/wing backs

Lol. We can't say that about Serie A, La Liga & Bundesliga. Yet they say PSG in a one team league 🤣😂

@@techniciansinc6048 Exactly, Serie A in the last 10 years, 2 - Inter and Juventus Bundesliga, 2 - Dortmund and Bayern La Liga, 3 - Real, Barca, Atletico

I think it's important to tally the number of titles here. PSG have won 7 out of the last 10 years. Man City have won 5 times, Chelsea twice. Furthermore Man City won 17-18, 18-19 titles back to back, with no titles for 3 season before. If you were trying to point out Ligue 1 is not a monopoly then you failed.

@@theregretman4868 hmmm. You're unto stmg. I wonder What would u say about Serie A? 🤔

@@theregretman4868 but PSG still has less a monopoly than Juventus and Bayern (both won 9 titles in the last 10 years). Still the fact of 4 champions in Ligue 1 in the last 10 years is less a prove of how competitive the league is, but rather how much PSG failed and humiliated itself, since the spending gap between PSG and Lille/Montpellier is much bigger than between Bayern and Dortmund for example...

Haha hope so!!

He's earned 4million already without kicking a Ball.

@@robcurios740 damn how much does he earn per year? 12m?

Reminds me of the first Galactico era of Real Madrid

Yep. Agreed here. On my Championship Manager 03/04 I have Kevin Nolan, Issac Osbourne and Michael Stewart at DMC. So far I have gone with Nolan. Same again at DR, I've got Hanno Balitsch, Paul Jagielka and Steven Wright. First half of season went with Jagi, then second half swapping for Balitsch. And don't start me on the DL's......

You DO know/understand that DiMaria creates the Most Chances,has the most assists and most years ranks higher in some ratings than Neymar Jr and Mbappe. A 3-4-2-1, with DiMaria as roving attacking midfielder.(as Ancelotti played him in Madrid).😁👍

​@@oswaldjames6295 I love Di Maria. The problem is not Di Maria but fitting Jr, Messi and KM in the same side. The video is about maximising Messi while minimising his defensive weakness and the general lack of high press (Poch's fav strat) in the PSG team. Neymar has taught Mbappe bad habits. Mbappe has so much pace and stamina he should be like Tevez on Maradona's 94 WC formula I like your formation but I'd go 3-2-3-1-1 with PSG's current squad. Their squad is stupid they have 3 world class GKs and 5 GK in total but only 4 forwards. If everyone is fit their best XI to balance out their weakness against a quality side while still being incredibly dangerous going forward is: Donnarumma - GK Kimpembe - LCB Ramos - CB Marquinhos - RCB Gueye - DMF centre-right Verratti - DMF centre-left Di Maria - AMC Neymar - LMF/LWB/LWF* Hakimi - RMF/RWB* Messi - SS/#10/Free* Mbappe - Striker/LCF* * are the preferred positions The team is still unbalanced this time with Neymar but that setup is compensated by the two holding midfielders and the extra space this would create for Hakimi and Messi on the RC and RWF, Hakimi being an expert crosser I'd rotate Neymar with Di Maria on the left, maybe sub one for the other every game to enable them to play that defensive position, or just drop Neymar or Di Maria in favour of Gini. Neymar would then become the super sub in the AMC/SS/Striker/LWF role. Neymar like Messi is more dangerous in central positions but he is now competing directly with the other 3. Can Neymar be trusted to play AMC or LMF? Probably not so acquiring Messi means Neymar is on the bench this season IMO

Yet somehow another team pops up and wins the league every now and then PSG will always be less than the sum of their parts

@@TeamOfThe80s exactly, way easier to win a league where PSG is in it, than a league where Liverpool, Man City or Bayern competes in.

Y lo dice un cule

Did you watch the game against city? Both Neymar and Mbappe were defending around their own box, it’s just not necessary for them to do in Ligue 1

@@callumalston5755 Actually i did not see that game. But many other games, when the game did not go their way and all of them seemed to not care anymore, did not defend at all..

Hahaha that Bolivia line. Good job

bolivian? is it because of their altitude?

Yes yes yes,

@@wolfgangoppenheimer2905 Ooookies...?...lol

English players cost more mostly due to the home grown quota. Clubs can charge more for their English players as they know the ones buying need to have a certain amount of home grown players in their match day squad. For example, if Jude Bellingham is sold in the summer, he will probably go for around £100m

@@johnmitchell2269 That was one point that I was making :0) But that is no excuse for the over inflated Transfer Fees and Wages. I also do think that what I say will eventually come to fruition, where either Clubs will not be able to afford the Transfer Fee, or the Wages, or no Club Owner will be willing to pay the ridiculous Fees and will do what Chelsea have mostly done and have paved the way for and that is to cultivate Youth and save a fortune. I also think, even if Clubs do buy these Players at these ridiculous overinflated prices, just like PSG, they will not be able to afford to keep them for long.

Spot on. Look at how much MUFC are paying a fortune to average players.

Believe it or not some French clubs are super rich it's just that the owners didnt really care much about winning or spending

He is a bus parker, better get an offensive manager to create and hegemony

He does not struggle against big opponents. But his fitness and pace decreased. He still play wells against big team .

@@lxfj2128 perhaps I could rephrase my sentence, he indeed plays good against big opponents, however his performance has dropped from what standard he had set for himself. Also I do feel he is not getting more of the ball, his touches are getting lesser and lesser since he joined PSG.

I think PSG are the galacticos of today, but the RM galacticos were even superior. And Ronaldo is the second best player I’ve seen in my life after Maradona

they need ‘evil’ manager like mourinho,conte,simeone or even fraudiola,wholesome manager like ancelotti,tuchel and poch try and fail

@@souleymanediawara7714 Simeone would be fucking perfect for them.

That’s why poch suited Spurs because he’s way too nice

@@souleymanediawara7714 Tuches failed cause Leonardo didn’t liked him and vis versa

Lmao gtfo you low key Ronaldo fan girl

@@kb-is1jn I literally hate Ronaldo fanboys and fangirls the most

No one will ever be success at psg like they think they deserve with such unbalanced squad. If psg sacks him, Man U will take him and have way better chance to win big.

Henry vs United. Berkamp vs Newcastle . Arsenal team goal vs Norwich

Pape Cisse against Chelsea I suppose

I absolutely love this idea, but it may require full footage of the goal and it isn't something you can tell a nice story around each entry

It was more or less done by Sky Sports who could actually show the goal

@@debayanbhunia7084 Bergkamp v Newcastle definitely. Even as a Liverpool fan I couldn't help but love watching Bergkamp play. I would also ad Di Canio's scissor-volley, and the first of Le Tissier's two goals against (I think) Newcastle.

This is great

He still has them. Only Mourinho is front and center in them

@@lucaslonchampt613 Mou is his shining beacon of light.

Yeferson Soteldo, from Venezuela, should be

Funny how Neymar´s transfer essentially fucked both Barca and PSG

when u only allowed to play 2-3 foreigners, until Bosman ruling happened.

only problem is that it is a farmers league

You're somewhat right. Ligue 1 is a Farmer's Market League

In the 19/20 season the so-called _"farmer's leagues",_ the Bundesliga and Ligue 1, took all four spots in UCL semi-finals. So from time to time, they do compete on the highest level. But this year is not looking good for the Bundesliga!

@@yannick245 they are farmer leagues dominated by 1 or 2 teams lol

Timo Werner is second to none. It wouldn't be a good video.

@@lenapaulsstepbrother2338 nah man mesut ozil and per mertersacker are 1000x better

There hasn't been that many Germans in prem to do a video. Maybe "Best french players.

I don't think that is the case. Man City's board has members who were part of Barcelona's board (when they were good), and I think Man City has more of a vision for the future, with the academy and facilities and stuff. I see PSG as a club trying to replicate Real Madrid's Galacticos, and I see Man City drawing inspiration from Pep's Barca. One a star studded team with big egos, and another a hard working team. But yes Pep does play a big part in that, seeing as our academy plays the same type of football as the first team. The day he leaves I hope we never turn into Galacticos.

agreed. maybe he does one when the season ends or when they are not in the ECL anymore, who knows where there journey goes this season.

The expectations are too high there. Tuchel couldn't shine there, immediately after he was sacked, he won the CL at Chelsea. The same Will happen with Poch, he'll be successful after he's inevitably sacked. PSG is a poisoned chalice.

@@efancording6363 Leonardo never liked tuchel he didn't give him a single player he wanted and didn't renew Cavani and Thiago Silva whom tuchel wanted to stay Leonardo didn't spend anything in transfers last season just to get tuchel sacked, If tuchel had this season's team he would definitely win the champions league

@Donquixote Doflamingo they all want to win the champions league

@Donquixote Doflamingo And how do you know this? 😂😂 Mbappe and Neymar said they want to win champions league with PSG publicly

@Donquixote Doflamingo a!f

I don't agree, Ole's main problem is his lack of tactics, i still don't have any ideia what he wants to do

@@gabsnandes7818 fair enough mate, but perhaps it's that the players are not listening to him.

Ole's issue is nothing to do with egos he's simply clueless. Cardiff fans describe him as their worst ever manager.

Ole is not good enough. Also PSG have bigger ego than their chance to win CL

@@gabsnandes7818 Poch as well, PSG under him hasn't been playing well for 10 months

Can you name 7 clubs for that ?😊

@@balham5606 Not out of my head so that's why I suggested it.

Wait AFC Liverpool?!

Good shoutout

They did

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They’ll go 3 back once Ramos is in: Navas/Donnarumma, Mendes, Ramos, Marquinhos (will play cdm in possession and CB out of possession, used to do it all the time for tuchel), Kimpembe, Hakimi, Verratti, Gueye/Wijnauldum (depending on opponent), Messi, Neymar, Mbappe

Oh yeah he can just take a plane back to Argentina and sign up lmaoooo