Insights into Barcelona’s Rival: The Dangers of Luis Enrique’s PSG with Mbappé
Luis Enrique has managed to leave his mark on PSG despite difficulties in managing Mbappé. Dembélé will reunite with Barcelona as a key piece of the team, free from injuries. The Blaugrana will face PSG in the Champions League quarterfinals, with the return leg at home. The absence of Messi and Neymar has seen PSG lose talent but has also facilitated Luis Enrique in reinforcing the idea of team unity over individualities. Despite initial challenges, Luis Enrique has reshaped the team, with Mbappé’s circumstances being pivotal. The encounter against Real Sociedad highlighted Mbappé’s competitive advantage. After experimenting with different formations, Luis Enrique has settled on a classic 4-3-3 system. Dembélé’s presence adds potency to PSG’s attack, complementing Mbappé and Barcola. The midfield, featuring Zaire-Emery, Fabián, and Vitinha, offers dynamism and offensive prowess. PSG’s defense, anchored by Donnarumma, boasts attacking full-backs but could be vulnerable to pressure. Barcelona has faced PSG 12 times in the Champions League, with a balanced record. Notably, Sergi Roberto’s historic goal overturned a deficit in the 2016-17 season, showcasing Barcelona’s resilience.
