PARIS, March 20 — Paris St Germain owners Qatar Sport Investments (QSI) have spent more than €1.5 billion (RM7.1 billion) in transfers since they took over in 2011, yet...
PARIS, March 20 — Paris St Germain owners Qatar Sport Investments have spent more than €1.5 billion in transfers since they took over in 2011, yet coach Christophe Galtier has been blaming the club’s miserable run on key absences.
Instead of blaming Lionel Messi’s poor performance or the Argentine’s dubious behaviour as he walked straight to the dressing room while others, like Kylian Mbappe, went to greet the ever-supportive fans of the Boulogne kop, Galtier highlighted those who were missing. Neymar’s season is over with an ankle injury, centre backs Presnel Kimpembe and Marquinhos have also been injured, but the lack of creativity in midfield and attack was for everyone to see on Sunday as PSG lost their seventh game in 18 outings in the post-World Cup period.
PSG win the French title but stumble in Europe, unable to find the stability and club culture that has been helping the likes of Real Madrid, Liverpool, Bayern and others establish themselves as powerhouses on the continental stage.
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