Kylian Mbappé

[Horatio]

Since Mbappe signed:

a) PSG apparently dismissed Mauricio Pochettini
b) and they now negotiate with Zidane
c) Apparently Leonardo is also gone now

You think Mbappe told them to do so, or simply common sense?

 

[DonAK]

I think Tebas' idea of financial discipline is not wrong and his goal of reducing debt is great and overall I like what they were trying to achieve with the CVC deal, my problem with him is that during these years when clubs are clearly impacted by COVID, he refused to relax it other than the first year.

He is caught between a rock and a hard place. They are doing all they can do to try to lift up La Liga but obviously with other leagues not being subject to the same set of rules and when Europe-wise FFP is not being enforced, La Liga takes a bit. Still a worthy hit in my opinion in the long run, I can only hope the new FFP from UEFA will be more stringently enforced. It might end up hurting us more in the short run, actually but if it actually does its job and curbs the power of the state clubs, it is good.

Spoiler alert: It won't

UEFA won't enforce the new FFP rules, and even if they do what stops Man City and PSG from signing more sponsorship deals with companies owned by their owners for inflated values?

 

[Yannik]

Those two where on the chopping block since forever. And rightly so, they're bums.

they are bums forever, but out of all the days PSG could've gotten rid of them, they chose this random weekend.

 

[feggydinho]

Good moves

Also this

PSG are working on selling Neymar to Barcelona. At the same time, they seek to close the signing of Demb?l? to be the replacement of the Brazilian.

? @Santos_Relevo

This has been on since January

 

[KingLeo10]

Zizou is the perfect manager for them. No one better at managing the toxic egos than him.

 

[feggydinho]

Zizou is the perfect manager for them. No one better at managing the toxic egos than him.

True, great addition to them if they can get him

 

[Messigician]

Isn't he loyal to Marseille

 

[malvolio]

You think Mbappe told them to do so, or simply common sense?

It's freighting to see how people just swallow some fake news and then double down with more conspiracies.

 

[Yannik]

You think Mbappe told them to do so, or simply common sense?

both. This could've been done months ago, but it's done now. On this weekend. During this hour even. And the replacement is guy thats friends with Mbappe.

 

[serghei]

It was officially announced.

Awesome then. PSG will continue to be a joke most likely.

 

[Jadentheman]

Since Mbappe signed:

a) PSG apparently dismissed Mauricio Pochettini
b) and they now negotiate with Zidane
c) Apparently Leonardo is also gone now

make of that what you will.
just saying that the info that Mbappe has power now (while originating from EL Chiringuito, a garbage source) has been backed by Romain Molina, who is very much Tier 1+ in France.

This means Demb?l? might come to PSG as well. We shall see as the transfer rumors get louder on his renewal

 

[JamDav1982]

Lets see if Zidane can sub the likes of Messi without him trying to put the coach in his place.

Difficult dressing room but Zidane would carry more respect from them.

 

[malvolio]

Isn't he loyal to Marseille

That's what he said. And surely he'll get killed if he steps a foot in the city again if he goes to PSG. But we'll have to wait and see.

 

[KingLeo10]

Awesome then. PSG will continue to be a joke most likely.

Yup. Funny how this one move sent RM from potentially another dynastic CL run to into a full on rebuild, especially if they lose the CL final.

 

[Porque]

I think Tebas' idea of financial discipline is not wrong and his goal of reducing debt is great and overall I like what they were trying to achieve with the CVC deal, my problem with him is that during these years when clubs are clearly impacted by COVID, he refused to relax it other than the first year.

He is caught between a rock and a hard place. They are doing all they can do to try to lift up La Liga but obviously with other leagues not being subject to the same set of rules and when Europe-wise FFP is not being enforced, La Liga takes a bit. Still a worthy hit in my opinion in the long run, I can only hope the new FFP from UEFA will be more stringently enforced. It might end up hurting us more in the short run, actually but if it actually does its job and curbs the power of the state clubs, it is good.

This. Ligue 1 (or rather Ligue PSG) also have a FFP rules but chose to relax them after Covid. Tebas on the other hand tightened them. Ligue1 understand the benefit to succumb to it's biggest club for the benefit of the overall product.

There is definitely a need for financial prudence but you can not assign the same model to Real Madrid and Barcelona than to Valencia or further down Eibar. The two Spanish giants have historically shown they lead European football revenues without statebacked funding and financial doping

Clearly you have to work with them and in away behind them as their strength is your spearhead for LaLiga in the international market.

They die, you die. They retract, you retract.

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They grow, you grow
[Ernesto 4:12]