Leonardo was amazing SD in his first stint, then they brought him back to build a super star team. He is like Zubizarreta, will do great with freedom but you can't set him a policy that doesn't fit him then ask him to succeed. This was PSG management taking another approach.
-Muani & Ramos are 25 and 22, not prospects and cost 160M. This is the type of signing that judged from day one. Renato is a bad buy anyway, they knew his injury history before.
-Klopp wanting Ugarte is mute point, I didn't argue about him being a good player, I am arguing about him being a good player in a certain set up. Liverpool buys a player that fit a certain need and fit the entire unit, that is why it is success. Ugarte doesn't fit current PSG. It is simple as that. In Liverpool he will play a Fabinho role that is tailored for him. In PSG he will not, also he is very different from Tchoumeni.
-You mean Moscardo? Talented but plenty of question marks. But Campos is a certified good scout so getting a good talent is expected, building a team is SD job though, not just getting a talent.
Back to the "Klopp & Liverpool " point you brought, this is actually my point, Campos didn't bring team building but brought scouting, which is very different tasks.
Getting good talent is one thing, getting pieces that fits each other is different, unlike Liverpool who are very careful in the fit area.
Liverpool for example aren't good scouts, because their data based model is weak in determining gems in smaller league (that is known weakness in data based scouting, not exclusive to Liverpool, it is almost impossible to work it in leagues like Austria or Brazil) but while risk averse they are 100% determined to get the whole puzzle right. PSG doesn't do that, and this is with Campos not having to worry about super star driven owners.
Edit: by scouting I mean discovering hidden gems for cheap, Liverpool work obviously requires scouting too, just different type.