Where Do PSG Go From Here? | Benzema DELETES PSG After ANOTHER Collapse
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Benzema sent PSG into crisis following yet another collapse.
A second half hat-trick from Karim Benzema lead to a stunning combeack from Real Madrid, as Lionel Messi and PSG suffered yet another collapse in the Champions League. Where do PSG go from here? Stories of Nasser Al-Khelaifi attacking Real staff and whispers of Pochettino getting the sack… is this yet another reminder that football heritage is real, and plays a role in the sport?
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INTRO: 00:00
MCI vs SPO: 01:29
RMA vs PSG: 01:43
OUTRO: 10:41 - Sport
what a detailed analysis of the MC v Sporting match 👏
Zis is Di history of Man Shitty.
More than you believe, more than you believe.
Really hit on all the key details of the match.
I didn't watch the MC v Sporting but he made it clear how the match exactly went. What a guy
@@iwantgoals1566 🧂🤡
The most damning evidence of PSG's failure is Kingsley Coman from their own academy, scoring the winning goal against them in the final.
This.
Id' say Tuchel winning champions league the year after and emery winning europa league right after leaving too
there's a massive issue with how PSG works and the relations between leonardo and the coaches and nasser( and leonardo) and a lot of people at PSG
should have cast them for the last season of game of thrones
@Boeing 7x7 not really
Anyone else notice Alaba’s genius for the offside on Mbappe’s goal in the 2nd half? His step up to play the offside trap couldn’t have been timed more perfectly 😮💨 if he doesn’t do that and that goal counts it would have been lights out.
Alaba plays amazing since joining Madrid
@@philophobia9417 best signing of 2021, no debate 🔥
@@Chris24_ yeah fr. Who could rival that signing?
@@vincentcastro366 can’t think of anyone 🔥
@@philophobia9417 Alaba learned about Amazing @ Bayern Munchen. RM vultured him @ his prime in CB.
Totaly on spot about PSG. Just because you have great players doesnt mean you have a great team. Love to see Real teaching them a lesson
The irony is that Real Madrid themselves were in this situation during the Galacticos era until Mourinho came in and gave us the winning mentality that we havr today.
@@iamwahman the only difference is mourihno didn't give us that winning mentality and culture, he reminded us of that culture taht we use to have. That's something psg have never truly had
@@deshortyprince10 Well put my G.
Tbh it's not the same thing. Perez experimented with the galacticos, they still won the ucl even tho they were very inconsistent. Madrid has a whole lotta history than psg, the galacticos thing happened in the 1950s as well with puskas, gento, de stefano and others. Psg don't really know what they are doing. They make short term plans and sack any manager they don't like.
The man city management is full of former Barca management, they witnessed the Madrid galacticos that’s why they are doing something different and have created this footballing machine with passing vision and technique as their style! They rely on total football and have actually created an identity, you know whoever the opponents, whoever is coaching them man city will use total football and attacking to win! With psg I honestly don’t know what they want to play
Everyone thought PSG had it in the bag but they shot themselves in the foot once again. Benzema’s hat trick left me speechless. Can’t believe Madrid were able to pull off the comeback. Goes to show you that you can’t buy success. Its all about having the football heritage
PSG seem a bit like the current Man U squad, only more expensive with its players having won many more trophies. Even though PSG seemed in complete control for most of the first hour you know what moment of magic (or idiocy) could completely shatter them.
I also felt while watching that the end of Messi suddenly appears near, something I had not sensed prior to this year.
@@stevencooke6451 PSG are still in a better place despite what we saw last night though. We’re owned by the epitome of greed and we have toothless ultras who’ve been bought out by the promise of extra pie and mash at games. At least PSG ultras are ready demand change when they’re ready. United ultras just bend over and lube up.
I watched the game because I knew real Madrid had a chance to win and it happened. The ego of psg is there downfall
Royalty always beats oil money and unprofessionalism
I think the national bank of Abu Dabhi is sponsoring real Madrid. Oil money is everywere in football its not just psg and man city.
You perfectly explained why I don't like P$G. A team with no identity and no understanding of football. I'm a Barça fan but I respect Real Madrid. They've always been a team of warriors who would die for their badge. PSG took the Galácticos part of Real Madrid and turned it up to 11. They have no core values as a club, they abandoned many of their young players who go on to leave like Coman and Nkuku. Xavi Simmons is not getting the proper guidance he needs as a young 18 year old. As a Barça fan I've seen first hand how bad a team could fall when they abandon their core values. Clubs like Real Madrid, Bayern and Barça were the perfect examples of teams who dominated Europe with their values and most importantly the love for their badge.
And to add on, if I may, we all saw what happen to Barca when they tried to deviate from their identity and it may be too early to say but it seems they are getting back in line. Who would have thought that the financial constraint was actually a blessing in disguise?
As a Madrid fan, this was probably the best feeling I’ve felt with this team for a while. Sure we’ve been fairly consistent in the league and we have a good advantage and chance of winning it, but in the champions league we haven’t seen those epic comebacks in the Bernabéu since Ronaldo left. It’s so refreshing to see this. Even in the league we haven’t had crazy comebacks. I hope that Mbappe comes to Madrid this summer. And I’m happy that this proves that money doesn’t buy titles. Heart, dedication, and faith is what gets you there. I’m so happy and I hope that we can make it to the final this year and prove everyone wrong. I know we aren’t the favorites, and I stand by that too, but this team, my own team has proved me wrong again so I hope we can keep fighting to the end.
We may be down but never out! We keep fighting, Hala Madrid!
That was something, but recovering from 0-1 loss wasn't that hard. And the fact that it felt as big accomplishment showed that Madrid was a weak team. Plus, it's still long way to go from being the champion.
To me, nothing came close to La Decima's excitement.
@@CaraVerde Also PSG always bottles it.
@@CaraVerde Well, nobody respected us. Everyone but Madrid fans believe in our team. So it is a big comeback bc we proved everyone wrong yet again. And also, by half time we were 2-0 down and literally everyone was clowning us online. And PSG were supposed to be the favorites and were going to destroy everyone with Messi, Mbappe, and Neymar. And sure, we aren’t champions yet and there’s a long way to go to the final, but no one should count us out until we’re out. #HalaMadrid
@@jon7449 Well, to my eyes, that's not really disrespect they showed. Those people are just saying it to hide their genuine feeling: Jealousy. Because you know, as long as Madrid dominated Europe, their favorite teams don't have the chance.
PSG and City spend big, but City have a core and are forging a cohesive identity while psg aren’t. That’s why City will eventually win the UCL and psg won’t
I think our brains are connected. 9:00
@@RabonaTV you worded it perfectly mate!
city don't have a core they just have one of best manager once he goes they will fall
@@sujalshrestha806 I disagree. I think City will survive Guardiola, because the board works well, and the club succeeded before Guardiola (Mancini and Pellegrini)
@@vincesalamander5980 I agree and many of the people they brought in are ex-Barça employees from the Tiki Taka era. Even after pep leaves they will continue building upon his ideas as the men above all share that same vision.
Have to say that PSG forced out the only two players I'd associate with the club, both of whom would've made a difference yesterday, Thiago Silva and Edinson Cavani. Those two were loved by the fans, jad been there for quite a while and had that grit to fight till the end. Meanwhile, Cavani went to united scoring important goals for a terrible team, pulling his weight nonetheless and Thiago won the UCL and became one of the best CBs in the PL...
Weren't they both involved in 6-1 loss?
@@thegoat8447 i think so, but that loss had a lot of money under the table and bad refereeing
@@thegoat8447 really? That was one of the most shameful matches I ever saw, and i am not even a fan of either of the clubs
@@thegoat8447 Can't really blame Cavani for the 6-1 loss can you? he scored a goal, all his team had to do is not concede 6 goals lol
PSG has Messi, they just don't have Barca Messi.
PSG has Ramos, they don't have Madrid Ramos.
Brilliant assertion Adrian. Very aptly put.
PSG has Ramos?
@@manuelaparcedo417 yeah they just don’t put him In anymore. Kimp and marq replaced him. It’s obvious that they need a leader at the back who pushes them. Ramos is the one. Di maria was missing too. Technically psg was playing with a lineup that doesn’t push
@@sxt80 Ramos has been injured most of the season
I am a barca fan and as much as i want real to lose in this ucl. Their performance last night made me speechless specially benzema. What a player benzema is.
The fact that players like Alves and Puyol were openly calling Benzema a phenomenon after really says something…I don’t think I’ve ever seen Barca’s royalty come out with such high praise for one of Madrid’s players.
@@Chris24_ yeah I’ve never seen that, goes to show how much everyone dislikes psg 💀
@@sld3577 very true 🤭
truth man!
As much as I hate Madrid and always hope for the worst for them I can't stop feeling happy after what they did this soulless pathetic excuse of a club called P$G
You are in the minority, actually most of the Barça fans here in Spain (even Xavi said it himself) wanted PSG to win.
Benzema and Modric fought against one of the best team of all time, if not the best that was Barca treble teams. Of course they gonna fight till the end.
You can buy talents, but not mentality.
After watching the game, it took me to the end to realize that Benzema had even scored a Hattrick. I think it really speaks to how complete of a team performance it was
Same, I was surprised when the lower title card came up and showed he scored all three goals
PSG have been using the strategy which failed the "GALATICO ERA" of Real Madrid since the Qatari takeover. What they should do know is to either build a team around a single individual such as messi / neymar / mbappe or build a team solely on their managers philosophy and stick with it.
The difference is that Real Madrid knew how to manage such a squad, from the first day all those stars were already made aware that their egos are not above a historic club like Real Madrid, and if there is someone who is not willing to give it his all and sweat the shirt he will be discarded and traded or sitting on the bench no matter who he is or what his name is. Wearing a shirt like Real Madrid is a privilege, it is an honor for any footballer who loves football, 120 years of history, of great deeds and mythical moments, 120 years of great successes, of mythical and historical players, a famous institution with world-class prestige and fame. And all the players who want to wear that shirt must understand the legacy and the responsibility that he has with the club and its fans. PSG does not have a legacy or values for players and fans, only petrodollars.
@@lorddemon8019 I mean PSG still existed and had some hardcore fans but I would not talk about it right now. But, when you look at the time when Ronaldo was brought, everyone in the club knew that this player can score 40+ goals each season and what they did was to build a team that would put extra efforts to compensate Ronaldo's lack of defensive work. (Very evident when Zidane came in for the first time). Look at psg, they 3 players who are probably the best players in their respective attributes and all three of them do not track back.
HOW CAN YOU EXPECT A TEAM TO WIN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WHEN YOU DEFEND WITH JUST 8 PLAYERS.
Look at what happened to them again City.
It has been 10 years since I've watched PSG dominate my league. Ligue 1 desperately needs at least one team to challenge consistently PSG because we see how they can coast in the season because they have the talent. They have been awful this year, yet are still going to be the champions.
Meanwhile, they have never put in place any kind of club identity in that locker room. It's just a revolving door of coaches and mercinaries.
And their recruiting in the off season was odd. Messi is a great, fantastic name, but at his age, he was not going to fit in well with Mbppe, Neymar and all the attacking talent now stuck to the bench. Why was Donnaruma brought in when you already had a world-class goalkeeper?
It's a club with money, but no clear vision
I dont know if PSG need competitions
Bayern doesnt need it XD
More serious : of course Paris works wrongly
And it's not even about change players always, it's about to have a spirit
I think about Chelsea
Okay they change coaches and players very often, but Abramovitch create a mentality of winning every matches
@@vincesalamander5980 It is true, Chelsea has a model that has worked. But it looks Paris only copied it on the surface level
@@lucaslonchampt613 I remember when Mourinho came to the club
He said to the players "With me you will suffer. If you expect to start every games and if you dont like England, you go out now."
And Abramovitch fully supported him : Mutu, Veron, Desailly, Hasselbaink, Petit and Crespo, all top stars, out (and you know what ? All for free or loan ! Abramovitch doesnt care about money, he cares about winning)
Well atleast Mbappe is sure to leave now ... hopefully he can grow more as a player at Madrid
Also, I'll say this
PSG bottle it so often, they should think of investing in wine at this point
Let's admit it, everyone wastes their time making fun of Manchester City and are forgetting who the real villains of football are.
I mean for real, City don't spend money to bring in superstars left right and centre, something a certain PSG does every single season, they look at long term plans and have icons of their club like Aguero, David Silva, Toure, Kompany, Zabaleta, De Bruyne, Fernandinho etc something a certain PSG don't have let's be real
City got to where they did using the same slave-tier money, the only difference is that they have an organized club. If they're not villains of football, people have started to lose their minds.
@@practiceyourart city aren't the ones who spend their money on bringing in the best players around the world just for the heck out of it. Meanwhile PSG go for Messi, Neymar, Ibrahimovic, Wijnaldum, Ronaldo, Lewandowski etc. Not to mention PSG's only plan is to win the champions league and not for example bring in players for the future or develop their academy or looking at long term ideas. City on the other hand have long term plans, develop younger players from the academy, recruit players that help boost the team now and in the future instead of going for Messi, Ronaldo or other superstars hence why Peo for example refused to sign either of them last transfer window because simply put, too much individuality in the team is no good and PSG shows it every season
The moment the first Benzema goal went in I was thinking to myself "This can't be happening again. Don't tell me this is happening again."
Another thing about PSG is there is a toxic environment at the club. Notice how when players and managers leave,they succeed elsewhere eg Tuchel,Thiago Silva And Unai Emery. Until that is sorted out PSG will Never win the Champions League.
We were promised a MASTERCLASS at Bernabeu from LM10.... And Luka Modric didn't disappoint.
No UCL bottlejobs from my LM10. ❤❤
The difference between Real Madrid and PSG is that of the difference between a family Heirloom and expensive Jewelry off the store. While the expensive jewelry has a big price tag attached to it, the family Heirloom has history about it. And it's that history that makes it special and makes you care about it more.
I dont think there's a coach in this world who could bother to get all of these high ego players to string together good performances. For the past few years, everytime PSG are being knocked out of the CL, they begin hacking at the other teams' players out of petty anger
9:23 He has a set of crazy eyes on him, I'll give him that.
I think PSG dressing room is like those meetings at work when the boss is lost, asking for suggestions and everyone just avoids eye contact...
The difference between the MENTALITY matters alot imo. We all madridista knew all we need is a single goal in that game with that atmosphere at Bernubea and PSG mentality because of there constant UCL crumbles, we were in control.
We showed once again Hasta el final
#HALAMADRID🤍
I came here for that Manchester City vs Sporting analysis, and I wasn't disappointed
I remember when PSG had signed Neymar and Mbappe, I always had the belief that this was just going to be a squad of superstars rather than a proper team. I never understood why neymar would leave barca to psg, except for financial reasons. and im not a barca fan, but i just felt like that move ruined the transfer market, barcelona, and neymar's career. i always believed they would never win a ucl simply because of how meaningless their transfers are and like you said lack of love from the players to the club and how focused they are on marketing. and as time went on, i was right. psg has not won a ucl, neymar has not reutrned to the top 3 of the ballon'dor , players like jack grealish are being sold for 100mil, and barcelona are playing in the europa leauge AND their young and arguably best player is leaving them for free lmaoo that club needs someone who knows about football rather than playing fifa
I think most people believe Neymar left Barca to carve a name for himself instead of always being in Messi’s shadow. He wasn’t willing to wait for Messi to pass the mantle. He felt like his time had come to be the main man in a team. His recent documentary alludes to it without explicitly saying it but yeah his move to PSG is nothing but a failure now. He was even forcing a move back to Barca recently. The guy has talent but lacks good advice from his camp.
It was logical, the bigger team won.
The weight on that Real Madrid kit is something PSG only dream of reaching one day, and they never will, teams like Man City are the same.
Real, Bayern, Liverpool, United, Barca, Inter, Ajax, Milan, all these teams have estabilished a history that can't be matched by oil money.
Watched this match in a public space on my lunch break, and people thought I was crazy when he scored his third. I Never Walk Alone, but good ball is good ball, and Benzema is a BEAST. This was a GREAT match for the neutrals...
Love what you said about having icons of football but no icons of the club. Beautifully put!
PSG has to try and build from their youth rather than investing into expensive players. They have to build an identity, a foundation on which the club stands, not just an injection of money via petrodollars.
Remember when we thought PSG was gonna take UCL in the summer lol
This also goes to show that Madrid is like a lion waiting for the moment it’s prey becomes vulnerable to attack with all its might.
Hala Madrid !!! What a game, I was in a happy state of shock, afterwards. As far as I’m concerned, for PSG, only Mbappe & Verratti truly showed up to play. In my opinion, Donnarruma, via a clumsy touch, pretty much lost control of the ball and went down far to easy for a man of his size and strength. Real Madrid revealed their strength of character. Real’s comeback was a magical moment in the rich history of Champions League. I look forward to Mbappe wearing the white of Real Madrid !!!
Great video Adrian, spot on with your assessments as usual. If I may comment on the phrase you mentioned on the outro though, I believe that this result brings the club at a crossroads; letting this become the beginning of their downfall, spiraling into a cash throwing frenzy yet again, or to try to start with a clean slate and revise their approach, find a clear sporting project that has more to do with the football on the pitch rather than the marketing and invest in youth. It will no doubtedly be a monumental task if they take that route, but one thing is for certain, things at the club cannot remain the same. Regards from Mexico!
PSG needs a project spanning over 6-8 years where they build the homegrown talent that is raised by watching these icons they have right now. Keep only a few of these big names, and revolve your game around 1 star if that's what they need for business. There are no shortcuts in life generally and achievement by shortcuts don't last long.
Man city is actually a good example, they have built their identity first, trophies will follow.
Love how you went in strong on the critique of PSG given that modern day clubs have just become Billionaores play things.
But I wish the likes of Goldbridge could also watch this vid. Despite everything you mentioned some people will go all in on blaming Poch as if he was the one telling the players to bottle it on the pitch. PSG have sacked the likes of Tuchel (who won the champs a year later) and Emery who won Europa with Villarreal and even Ancelotti. But still it’s all Poch’s fault according to the so called experts.
I actually believe Ancelotti asked to be released from his contract, so he could go to Real Madrid first time around.
Goldbridge is not a serious guy, he's a comedian, he'll do what gets the clicks and stuff. There's absolutely no way he's blaming it solely on Poch lol
Benzema and Messi are the same age, one is at the peak of his art, the other is basically retired.
That's what I call a Carlo Ancelotti masterclass.
Chelsea had players like Lampard and JT in the team already. Man City had Kompany coming in and Zabaleta there before the money. There is no one from the pre PSG cash there.
PSG will win at some point. Give it 30 years. I’m sure with this money they will win one. But I agree with the wholistic approach the more cohesive arguement
I Do believe signing Hakimi was a good signing. I do believe he is the best signing for us this season. He was pushing up ahead too much but I know he’ll get better. Messi has Barca in his heart and I understand. I believe if we just built talent instead of buy it, we wouldn’t be such a bust. It’s so sad to see, those who had PSG in their heart and represented the club we sold. Our top goal scorer and our captain, Silva and Cavani were the heart and soul of PSG. Letting them go was a down fall, I just hope we bounce back.
😡Modric tackle against Messi sums it up. Age is not the reason for Messi terrible play, it’s the laziness & the complete lack of desire to play to PSG. F Messi 🤢🤮
Been waiting for this one !
Couldn't agree more. I always said that PSG is a team built with 0 cohesion. Just a bunch of great players, but no tactical planning on how to tackle big games, such as this one they lost against Madrid.
A few reasons for PSG inability to win the UCL in my opinion:
1. They lack vision and a plan. Man City expends a lot of money but they have an idea, a plan. PSG looks like Man Utd, they buy a couple of big players every season but don't have an idea of what to do with them.
2. Pochettino may be a good coach but he's nowhere near the level of Guardiola, Klopp, Tuchel (the irony!) or even Neggelsman, Ancelotti or Conte. He's good but still needs to prove he's world class and capable of dealing with all those stars.
3. They need to build a core of 4 or 5 players completely dedicated to the club. References. Players with character that don't pass the idea they're just there for the money.
4. They lack internal competition. Real, Man City, Liverpool, even Inter or Juve have to face tough opponents regularly which builds up their competitive streak. PSG usually either don't care and get complacent or steam roll most of their internal opposition. The only other club I see in that position is Bayern but since they don fail on the 3 previous points I mentioned, they get a pass.
Agree apart from the poch argument. I mean he isnt a pep but I think any manager coming in will struggle with this team.
@@tamunotamuno3564 I agree. It's a difficult job but Pochettino is way above his head there. He did a good job in charge of Spurs, creating a good team and playing attractive football but he actually didn't win anything. I think he's a good coach but not for a top team, specially one that needs to win... NOW.
They had Thiago Silva and Cavani and got rid of them
That commentary Adrien! More of it pleaseeee!!
The analysis of the MC vs. Sporting match is the reason why I even get on CZcams. Even with 2 goals, I feel that Vini was the more effective player over Mbappe for the reasons you talk about in this video.
Everybody seems to clout the fact that the dynamism of Madrid's game changed the moment Camavinga replaced the injured Kroos and Rodrygo came on for the ineffective Asensio. It was from there that the game changed really. The goal just helped Madrid to go for the jugular.
Adrian, you're the best football analyser I've ever seen!
Edit : And Adrian, wouldn't you say that Benzema got a little bit lucky last night? His first goal - foul on Donnarumma, second goal - deflection, third goal - Marquinhos failing to clear the ball.
I agree with you because he’s not bias, just breaks down football the way it should and deserves to be.
I mean, it's a valid argument that the goals came from lucky chances (although I wouldn't necessarily think so about the 2nd goal... it was a deflection, yes, but the kind that often happens when a player shoots from inside the penalty area, and you could tell Benzema would have scored it anyway from where he was trying to place the ball, and Donnarumma had already chosen the wrong direction... also it was a good attacking play by Madrid.). However, lucky chances are often easily missed too, or not taken at all. It takes skill, intelligence and composure to be there at the right time and put the ball in, or to force an error from your rival and make them pay for it. Benzema is not the most intense presser in the game, but he has still scored a decent amount of goals like his first one yesterday, by forcing errors from the keeper or the defenders, because he has exceptional football IQ and space awareness, and is great at recognising opportunity.
Fortune favours the brave.
That was no foul on donnaruma. He barely brushed him& donna is twice his size, he faked it. Either way this would just never not count, u can go research
The second goal was going in anyway… but the real masterpiece was the buildup from modric
Atp the game was over
The final goal was because Marquinhos error but it wasnt an easy chance at all. Benz’ finish was just perfect.
na he wasnt lucky pressuring the keeper was the chance he created himself then the second goal was perfect counter attack and third one his instinct was so good he could have taken a touch or two but he hit the perfectly knowing donaruma wouldnt be able to catch it.
Can't relate to the vitals bit in the beginning of the video, since I was watching a fearsome 0-0 draw between Citeh and Sporting, just as I was watching a thrilling 0-0 draw against Stoke City while Barcelona came back to beat PSG 6-1 in the UCL all those years ago. But I reckon it must've been awesome for neutrals because omg (kinda jealous of the people who watched it live)
LOL I love the clip of Mourinho when you mentioned Football Heritage. His epic rant on that topic still is a must watch today.
They've had 3 real Club Icons. Ibrahimovic, Cavani and Thiago Silva, they let them all leave for free and that's what's hurting them.
After the match the Real Madrid staff said and we are getting Mbappe for free....thats when punching started.
Great job explaining where PSG went wrong and will continue to go wrong. When you thing about players at the other big clubs, you can think of players who would do anything for the shirt but I can't really think of a PSG player who would. And as a side note after watching this I think I now fully understand want Jose was trying to explain when he said "heritage."
Ancelotti must be pinching himself. Last year he struggled to motivate Everton (probably an impossible task) and now managing one of the Champions' League favourites, a team that never gives up, and a team full of leaders who work together.
Love to see the only real-world justice for breaching FFP, talking to you PSG and City
Boohoo you have City and PSG shivering, really threatening..
Well said bro.
Such a great analysis man
I agree word by word with you Adrian..
But i think in second half, apart from beautiful goals by Karim and build up by squad, they also had luck. For instance, 3rd goal..
Yes luck but also such an inexperienced kind of decision from an experienced player
Bit of luck. But they fought for each ball like hungry sharks, even after the lead. PSG shit their pants not because a butterfly landed on Messi's head, but because Madrid were scary.
I watched the first half, but had to work during the second, figuring the game was done anyway. And I'll tell you now, Real Madrid are one of my least favourite teams in Europe, but opening the OneFootball app to check news around my team (😉) and seeing the news stories around this match was so satisfying. The stuff of fairytales really.
😂😂😂 it was the opposite for mig
This match is more than madrid beating PSG .
First people are forgetting mpabbe would have a hatrick ,plus benzema showing mbappe what it takes to be a real madrid striker!
Vini passing the ball to Modric was exactly what some forwards need to do more often. Vini pulled 3 defenders towards him in a 3 vs 6 situation. Then he passed the ball to Modric (2 vs 3) situation. The PSG defense and midfield should've been able to stop that attack.
Adrian, I mostly agree with your analysis on PSG. But I think when you evaluate the PSG project, you have to look at it from the business perspective. What they are doing is exactly the same as what Real did during the Galacticos era. They are signing big names, who may not be a fit to the team, not to make the team better, but to generate excitement about the club. Their main goal is to grow the PSG brand; winning the UCL is more like a nice-to-have and a means to the goal of increasing PSG popularity.
I am not saying their way of building the club is right, but from a football fan perspective, who wouldn't want to follow a club with big signings after big signings. Well, they might not be able to win the UCL, but at least we get to see some cool drone footages of Messi and nice football jerseys from them.
You know what would grow their brand more than anything? Winning the CL lol
They're also opening stores abroad, hell yeah!😂
But yeah, similar to the Galacticos Era (the original one) in some respects - which was also a failure at a continental level. And Nasser/Leonardo have made their aim clear: win the Champions League, proof of which comes with managers not lasting very long after failing to do so. They won't win in this manner, which is what I was saying. They need time to do that, they need to take a more holistic approach, because going all in and constantly resetting doesn't work.
@@osamabagdadi5789 easier said than done lol
@@RabonaTV what you said also applies to united lol
Everything you mentioned in this video regarding PSG is so accurate. Particularly the football heritage that PSG lacks when compared to other clubs and the love that their players have for their clubs as opposed to it being about “me”. Very well said.
was waiting 4 this..
What are the songs being played?
I think PSG owner will double down, but he'll never have his wish.
And that's good. Clubs with LEGACIES and actual TEAMS OF PLAYERS deserve to win the CL, not small clubs who were bought for humongous amounts. Next year Newcastle will win the CL? Don't think so. 🤷♀️ It takes more than just a sh**load of money to win that.
Even they seem to have something of a vision.
The problem with Madrid in the first half was Asensio everytime Madrid break on a good play he give up the ball didn't make good decisions and was tracking back well
Unfortunately I do believe you can buy trophies and if they keep at it they will. the one key difference they need to adopt in their approach will be to get & back strong visionaries (like city have done w/ Pep for example) vs big name players, like Neymar. Ney is a great player but he's not obsessed w/ the game and if you give him too much power you really take out the coaching staff at the knees. if he were Cruyff or even a young Messi that'd be one thing but he's not. his priorities are split on and off the field which is good for him as human being but not good for a footballing project lead. I hope they do give up on this before they succeed but I doubt it.
8:06 Icons of football, not icons of the club. Head, nail, done!
did you get a new camera?
That picture is sick and the Caption/Phrase that goes with it just makes it much more deep …
When they fired Tuchel after a very successful year, instead of giving him time to do the last adjustments, they were more or less done imho. Every new coach has to start to same degree at square one: get to know the team, synchronize his ideas with the one of the club and the team, shaping it to his ideas how to play - what might also include to release some players and to sign others; a small re-build phase so to speak.
This all needs time, but if a coach gets fire after one or two season, no coach will be able to do his part of the job. And thus the team has the star power, but no idea or direction.
It's like Russia in the Ukraine where the one branch (airforce) is unwilling or unable to connect and to coordinate their efforts with the other branch (the army).
A coach works out different tactical and strategic approaches and options to various situations and or teams. This needs time: to lern the "play book", and the to execute it as a group with different tactical units: defense, midfield, offense. You have to practice this stuff, which again will need time.
The entire job of the coach seems to be considered as non essential for the management seem to have the idea that 11 super stars will do the job on their own, that their individual class will be enough. But when facing veteran teams like Bayern or that club from Liverpool (not Everton) which have this skill set, the experience and the direction, they will fail over and over again.
I guess they would be better off with a specifically designed AI as coach. Maybe also adding a drill instructor like Hartman for the discipline.
What d detailed analysis on Sporting fc vs Man city 👏
Madrid players play for the badge while psg play for the money, at the end it comes down to how much the player ready to sacrifice for the badge.
As a psg fan from before Qatar back before we could even get a Europa league spot I agree with everything your saying I think we lack direction I think we have had some psg legends Marquinhos is an example of that he’s our captain our soldier but also Thiago silva who we regretfully let go of. I think we need to build on our youth not just spend build on michut kalindendo we’ve lost so many top players like Coman and diaby because we don’t care to give them play time
The difference was our players had the experience and the heart and passion to grab the win in UCL matches even when it looks almost impossible overcome the odds, we keep on pushing untill we win. That's why we are the Kings of Europe, The Traditionalist and The Fantasy Club. The Champions League is our specialty.
Loved that part about club icon
Psg would be so much better if they would build a well balanced team instead of spending half a Billion for superstars in the front 3.
They need a strong midfield and they need to get rid of Messi and Neymar. Build a Team around Mbappe, a team that works for him and that allows him to not defend or press that much. Neymar and Messi are still good players, but they are not great as wingers, because they dont have the speed anymore. They are also not great midfielders, because they cant defend or press that much. You cant have both of them in one team and without their salaries, psg could buy a great squad like City.
But Mbappe is gone in the summer, so yeah…
10:38 Well you could have said the same thing every years of the past 10 years, especially in 2017 vs Barça. However, they doubled down and they ushered in an era of even bigger astronomical spending. I think they are at a crossroads, will they simply leave PSG to it's fate since they didn't meet their objextice of winning the UCL before the Qatar WC, will they double down again, or will they choose to follow a better sporting project?
To me, that depends on how much fallout there is after the World Cup, when people find out how many bodies were sacrificed in order to host it. Maybe that won't matter. I mean, Tottenham was almost bought by Qatari Sports Group, and you know they would have ejected Harry Kane for the mere crime of having the hairline of Homer Simpson.
That Mbappe stepover to beat Courtois was R9-esque, what a fucking player for the next decade
Benzema is incredible.
I'm so sad I didn't see it live. 😅🤣
History is irrelevant tho. As you mentioned, City does the same thing as PSG but you can see the project and identity and it feels like a CL title is inevitable. They're getting closer while making the EPL their bitch.
Have they won it yet tho
History Is not irrelevant, that's dumb. But history is not a magic spell or anything like that: There are practices, customs, internal policies, fan base, methods, mentalities, traditions that are built thanks to history. City is building that history, I agree, and as Adrian said, they are not like PSG, they are planning with history in mind.
History is so important that in this century there has been only one team winning the UCL for the very first time: Chelsea. Even Porto won over first time finalist Monaco.
That's what we mean by history.
Yet they’ve won only 5 prems and 0 UCLs idk where this city hype comes from 🤡🤣
I'm surprised you think that was a foul from Benzema on Donnarumma? Sure, there is a challenge/shoulder push, but nowhere on the field would that be a foul, so why would there be a difference here? 🤷♀️
Because it's in the box.
Goalkeepers get the benefit of the doubt in their box
Great point about football heritage, couldn’t have said it better
Love it! Well spoken. And still enjoying it lol! Even after todays game against Mallorca (0-3) victory. Benzema is amazing.
Kings of Europe! 👑👏
That wow intro needs to cut and turned into a gif/meme 💥💥
So true 👍
Great video. The man knows exactly what he was talikig about.good stuff.
I feel that everybody saw it coming from PSG. Great Individual signings for sure. But put an emphasis on Individual... We've seen in basketball. Putting a lot of individual talents in the same team doesn't always lead to a great outcome...A lot of egos to feed and only one ball. Messi never seemed invested in this team, Neymar has been wanting out since day one after the dream of being the star of the show faided with the arrival of mbappe. Mbappe is such a talent but we all know that deep down he knows that madrid is his next destination. Two players only show a true love for the club that are Veratti and Marquinhos due to being long-term servants but still i see no passion in anybody and for sure this is the end of PSG as we know especially if Mbappe leaves
elite football is won with the mind just as much as it is won with the feet. PSG mentality meant they will never ever beat the likes of Liverpool, Bayern, Real Madrid. Heck, I don't think PSG can even beat Arsenal.
PSG was becoming a concrete team when Tuchel was the manager.
Ever since PARIS got defeated in the final, they start breaking apart; each player gradually became more selfish just like it was before.
It’s time to restructure the whole team with more young, eager, and hungry academy talents in order to bring intensity back to the game.
Superstars may bring the skill-wise improvements to the team, yet never heighten the team spirit.
I hope that the board members will realize the problems and get god of Leonardo and Pochettino to revitalize the team.
At this point we have to agree that out of all the current footballing superstars messi is the biggest choker.
Psg has really delivered iconic champions league moments 🤣🤣, Barcelona, man utd, Bayern and Real Madrid fans understand
Exactly what I’ve been saying. This is officially the start of PSG downfall. I can see them blowing up this whole team
Too harsh on being the downfall of PSG. PSG needs this to understand you cannot just assemble names without having a plan for it to work. The club needs stability like City & Chelsea after takeover. A competent sporting director that isn’t hated by everyone like Leonardo, a coach they’ll give more power to & a different approach to recruiting. Enough w the big names on record transfer fees, focus on recruiting in France, & make smart purchases to give team equilibrium. With time, they can have a great team w chemistry.
Something to add on here.... PSG are playing in a league where they are not challenged enough. Look at LaLiga, Premier League etc. The top clubs in those leagues have challengers who put them to the test. Whereas Ligue 1 is only ever dominated by PSG in the last 10 years. Real, City, Liverpool and heck even Bayern have challengers in their leagues who test their limits abd resilience. PSG has NONE
Don't forget they didn't win the Ligue 1 title last season and they've had 5 draws and 3 losses in 27 matches this season whereas Bayern has 2 draws and 4 losses in 25 matches. They might dominate the league, but it isn't as easy as everyone thinks. Heck, Messi has scored just 2 goals in 17 matches. He's scored more in the Champions League.
I was having this exact conversation with a friend of mine, PSG buys and buys without undetstanding how football works, better players doesn't mean the better team, for a squad to trully work, you need chemestry, PSG squad changes soo much year to year that players can't get chemestry, and they don't have a club legend in their squad, or someone that has been there for a while, the closest thing was Thiago Silva, and they sold him, and they buy acording to name, as much as i love Ramos he was brought in because of his name, his injury issues were well known at the time, Winaldum( i probably wrote it wrong im sorry) was the same, they got him because they could, but were would he fit in the squad? The other problem is the fame chasing, i'm positive poch knows that messi shoudn't be played on the RW, but having MNM is such a marketing wet dream that he is forced to do that, messi is 34, put him in the midfield ffs, he still has his passing intact
Messi's stats in Ligue 1 this year would actually be very acceptable if he had been playing as a CM or CAM this whole time. Double digit assists, a few goals, somebody who reads the game almost as well as anyone ever has. Yeah, checks out. Problem is, he's a winger, and wingers are expected to assist AND score goals. Also, you only forgot a j in Wijnaldum's last name.
Neymar is a great player, but I think having him in your team has negetive effect
Benzema may be dodgy as an overall person but what a player he is.
Incredible performance.
you know what, I think this could be potentially liberating for PSG
no Qatar WC, no expectations, atleast to that level
build a core team of French Players who would bring the club its first solid core in years.
the Mendes and Hakimis have enough talent to be the top of Europe
To me, the real shame is that things could've been so different had PSG focused on talent that was already there. The players that have passed through the PSG academy over the years include some top class talents: Nkunku, Diaby, Maignan, Nianzou, Zagadou, ... Had they given those lads a proper chance alongside some good buys like Verratti and Mbappé maybe there'd be more of a fighting spirit.
Being a fan of Neymar and thus PSG I agree with everything you said. No matter what happens we ALWAYS feel like a collection of individuals rather than a team. That changed for a brief moment in 2020 where everyone played for one another and we made it to the final! I guess I was foolish for thinking that spirit would continue. It hurts to see honestly and I don't know where we go from here.