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PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club
PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club
PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club - Hry
Vizeh has done a Maqwell
He is my father after all
I was gonna say the same
@@Vizehummmmm he’s actually not
Too bad Vizeh has been doing it longer and is way better
@Vizeh we call him daddy this side of the pond
What's hilarious is they have pretty much exclusive access to worlds biggest hotbed of talent, there are millions of kids in the Paris area playing football and as we can see Nkunku, Koman, Diaby etc. loads of good players are coming out of there and they have basically ignored it. They could right now have a squad built around a core of players brought up near the stadium, who would identify with the club, fight for it, who would have played together since the youth teams producing great teamwork, but instead they ignored it for a load of mercenaries essentially and big names looking for pay days.
Yeah but Diaby and Nkunku aren't really good examples as they broke out last season but were bot that good when playing in PSG, and in PSG, they don't care about time if you cant deliver now, you're out.
@@koumagnonableid say that's the problem, they keep waiting until they're good. They need to invest. Clubs like Brighton are proving that point in real time.
@@koumagnonablethat’s exactly the point lol, they are idiotic by just throwing away young players without thinking how to develop them or see if they can grow before selling.
The issue with PSG is precisely that their approach has long been to win the Champions League by exclusively purchasing players with star status. An example is Sergio Ramos. It feels like the club acquired him solely to be able to boast about having Sergio Ramos at PSG. However, in the long run, it wasn't a wise acquisition.
Marketing, they always did, don't forget they even had Ronaldhino at his prime and Beckham and at his "marketing prime"
@@WellshemI think Beckham even came twice, during the MLS break. Or was that to Milan? I really liked that he came back every break for some years.
@@Wellshem Ronaldinho wasn't that famous when he joined PSG
7:36 my french friend's great-granpa still talks about that 1920 champions league final
was looking for this comment.
Mbappe needs to leave this mess
He probably will on a free next season
He is the problem
Indeed, Maqwell has made three videos about big failures when it comes to football: Paris Saint Germain (this one), Manchester City (they won the Champions League at last, as well as the first European Treble), and Belgium national football team (a golden generation with some best players like De Bruyne, Hazard, and Lukaku, but still failed to win either Euro or World Cup).
But I would say England national football team was the biggest failures. Since 1966, they are still yet to win either Euro or World Cup. The men's side had its closest time in 2021, when they lost on penalties to Italy. Even the women's side did so. After winning the Euro the last year, they are still failed to beat Spain on the last Sunday's Womens World Cup Final, denying the 57-years of World Cup hurt.
The England: A History of Failure is gonna be epic, if he decides to make that one day
@@bigguy8435 Yeah, England really disappointed a lot. Previously, the men's side was the subject to failures since they won it in 1966. Later on, it transpires to the women's side as well, even during the reign of Sarina Wiegman, which, as I said earlier, had lost the World Cup Final right now.
@@ezraezra2928 Yeah, I feel you. As an avid Manchester United supporter, even though I'm out of the UK, I always have kept a closer eye on England's National team, and with their level of talent and investment, they're really dropping the ball with this silverware drought. I have the same opinion about Brazil and Portugal. They have top notch player talent, but when it comes to the coaching talent, they've been missing that severely. The last english manager to win the PL was Howard Wilkinson with Leeds in 1992. And if you take a look at the CL, it's even farther behind, with the last being Joe Fagan in 1984 with Liverpool. In the end, the blame is on the shoulders of the F.A, for their superb and refusal to hire better foreign managers or at least invest smart in their local managers. Idk if you agree with me, but a coach like Southgate shouldn't be at the command of England, but that's just my opinion
first EU Treble was not City
@@Digtbig I mean it's only for the specific club. Overall, Celtic was the first (and even, the only European team to do a Quadruple) European Treble clubs.
At some point winning the CL is about sheer passion, club culture and a manager who’s a master of his craft and can find the dimmest glimmer of genius in a player/squad and bringing it out in a way that even an average player looks world class
The thing is PSG front three statistically were great it’s just their management FAILED to surround them with a PROPER midfield and defense
Absolutely, you can't build a team on a few incredible players and expect to succeed at the highest elite level
Ironically, in that CL final one of those "underwhelming" midfielders, Ander Herrera, played two assist-worthy passes only for the star strikers to fail to score either chance. But yeah, in general focusing too much on offensive stars is a recipe for disaster, just look at Real Madrid's Galacticos era...
@@korganrocks3995exactly, this season they had verrati vitinha paredes ruiz soler renato sanches that midfield depth is def enough to win a ucl
@@LmaoJaimeJust look at all the trophies Manchester United have won over the past few decades despite trying their very best to avoid signing midfielders! They went a decade with Carrick partnering a revolving door of underperformers while never investing in that part of the team, and once he retired they brought in an aging Matic who had to do the same despite his speed and stamina declining every year. Now they have Casemiro, and still no investment in a proper partner...
@@korganrocks3995 I refuse to forget that ball Mbappe didn’t pass to Neymar.. that moment for me is what defined PSG’s downfall and Mbappe’s ego;
had he passed the ball, I bet history would be quite different 😉
"Parc the princess"😂😂
Bro
To be fair, the fans are spoiled princess
Good to remember Kevin Trapp too, other good name that leave PSG and become great in Frankfurt
FIFA Goat
Kolo Muani is attempting the opposite
Remember Real Madrid's galactico era. Ronaldo, Zidane, Beckham, Owen, Raul, Roberto Carlos, Makelele, Figo, and Casillas. Looks like a dream team, but results were far from expectations
I need to do a video from that actually
One of the main problems with that team is that instead of investing in a partner for Makelele they bloody sold him, leaving them with basically a 4-0-6 formation! 😄
9:33 - "Maignan as well... Not My Nan, Mike Maignan..."
The moment you said Maignan, this was the first thing that popped into my head too! 😂🤣
Top video, keep up the good work!
Losing messi, neymar, mbappe might be the best thing for psg. Now they can focus on building a proper team, forget about champions league for the next 3 years amd focus on building a balanced and stable team first
Having neymar and mbappe in attack while having herrera, sarabia, and draxler in midfield was the funniest shit about PSG back in 2020. Joke of a balanced club. It's as if I was looking at some 6 year-old's fantasy team 😂
Having Draxler in midfield is a joke in and of itself; I wouldn't trust him to do any defending whatsoever!
I don’t understand how you have a front 3 of the most expensive player of all time, the 2nd most expensive player of all time, and a man many consider to be the GOAT, and barely win the weakest of the big 5 leagues
Because the rest of the team was imbalanced and wasn't stable at all
@@VizehLike having a Ferrari with no engine absolutely pointless
Ligue 1 is not a top 5 league and should have never been considered as one, French club football hasn't done (=won) anything worth mentioning in Europe's club competitions for the last 30 years, both the Dutch and Portuguese leagues should be above it
@@srdjanpajic2404 based on what? ligue1 was a top 5 league due to their performances in europe
@@thatoneanimeguy3551 what performances exactly though, they haven't won shit since the 90s, actually won their only two trophies during said decade, historically speaking, those other two leagues that I mentioned have multiple Champions League and UEFA Cup/ Europa League trophies
IMO, PSG need a steady rival in ligue 1 that have ability to compete in champions league or europa league. Bundesliga Bayern have Dortmund, Leipzig, etc. Serie A have Inter, Milan, Juventus, Napoli, etc. La Liga Duo Madrid Barcelona have Atletico and Sevilla that surprisingly doing great in EL. Premier League have City, Chelsea, Liverpool, MU, etc. Because a proper rival will increase the local league level and also make them more sharp and ready to face opponent from other league. Lyon, Marseille, and Lille somehow don't have consistent performance in CL or EL.
Agreed. Say what you want about the Bundesliga, but Dortmund and Leipzig do not always give Bayern an easy time.
Great vid as always Viz🙏 Also your right about PSG being a brand and not a football club. I've always found it weird how when they sign a superstar they show them off near the Eiffel tower instead of showing off their league titles. It's almost like the people in charge of that club are embarrassed of their trophy cabinet.
Yep the attractions is the country not the club
Hopefully this new rebuild may put them in a different direction
Would caution some of extreme views as the club being just a brand…plenty of history and ultras who come out and support
@@VizehIt has a reason the PSG ultras had a fall out with Neymar and even booed Messi.
They were not giving the best for their club!
In all his years at PSG, Neymar never made more than 22 Ligue 1 matches! And injuries my as*! If he can play for the national team, he can as well play for PSG.
imagine the french booing anyone. they exist cause the world came and saved them literally.
If you take half the duration of the video to talk about the club's history you have to be impeccable doing it, plus so many mistakes here and there...
Paris FC was an empty shell and when they merged with Stade Saint Germain, they wouldn't end up in the first division. (Could also talk about the scission of the club a few years later)
The VA OM match fixing scandal has been admitted to be in order to avoid injury, not to ensure the victory (va was fighting relegation)
Colony capital, not canal +, were the owners when qsi bought a psg team fighting against relegation (thought it'd be important to point out)
Carlo ancelotti was already coaching psg during the 11-12 season when Montpellier ended up champions.
Mbappe did not break the transfer record, as the transfer happened a year after that of neymar (first season with psg was a loan with a buying clause)
6:14 what saudi money? saudi Arabia and qatar are two different countries
Why bring up every coach but Galtier?
Ekitike wasn't bought this summer, but last summer.
Xavi Simmons has been in Paris since 2020 he's been loaned last season and this season too so he won't be here.
You're almost at one mistake a minute. I know I'm being picky but hell you have to be more careful.
Most underrated content creator. bro I love your work ethic keep it up
“PSG is a fashion club, a marketing club, not a football club” had me dying 💀💀
bro went from fifa content to making 4 10 minute documenurys a week
what a legend
=
Great Video Viz! 👍
This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen! Keep up the good work ❤
Wow, thank you!
Great channel, always love your vids
If PSG DID NOT have the WORST fans in the world and if they surrounded their front three with ACTUAL defense and midfield this would’ve been special
The fact they booed Messi is crazy to me still
they needed to get rid of messi he's way too overrated and so is neymar, there was better and younger players at the time with higher potential
@@itsalex3631 players with higher potential than Neymar and Messi?🤣
@@matissmartinjekabs1400yup, past their primes last year and would have been better served by younger players
@@roryoconnor2736I don’t think you know what potential means😂
It would’ve been NICE to see Messi win a UCL outside of Barcelona because (not that it matters anyway becaus his leagcy is OBVIOUSLY set) it would truly shut ALL the haters up that Messi can’t win outside of Barcelona.
It is a ridiculous thing to accuse the best player in history of, but most of those haters are just bitter Ronaldo fanboys who tied their ego to his supremacy a year or two before Messi came along and made them look foolish. I'm a Manchester United fan, but luckily I care too much about players being likeable to ever worship Ronaldo, despite him being such a good player for United back then! 😄
Guess he failed to shut the "haters" up lol
@@Kevy808There's literally nothing he could have done to shut his haters up. Haters are called haters because their hatred is irrational; if they had legitimate reasons we wouldn't call them haters. If Messi had won the CL with PSG his haters would just have pivoted to saying "winning with the richest club in the world alongside Neymar and Mbappe is one thing, but he could never have won it for any PROPER club".
PSG is a place where:
Ultras LITERALLY boo the GOAT and Neymar despite them being the main contributors in the game
HORRIBLE management up top
BUY superstars INSTEAD of looking at their HOME GROWN talent
Besides the destination WHY TF would anyone want to go there?
This content is the reason I keep coming back. Epic 🙌
I’m hoping that PSG’s new Korean forward and their other new impromptu signings will bloom into great players. I’m English but I live in France and when you’re surrounded by a bunch of fans that just constantly get disappointed ( I would know I’m for Tottenham ) it’s really sad.
From fifa vids to this my guy has grown a lot proud of you Bro
Absolutely love your documentaries Vizeh you're easily my favourite youtuber along with FNG
Thank you mate, FNG is a legend!
@@Vizeh You’re a legend too mate ❤ Keep up the good work
Great video! The question is if it will also reflect Chelsea?... lol
Probably, I see Chelsea as signing a bunch of trendy hyped up players first and then working out how to link them together afterwards. No real plan for me still
@@Vizehboehly just wants to build a good young core like he did in his baseball team 😂 it’s a good idea but very very risky if the players aren’t developed properly
@@Vizeh I completely have the same mindset as you! I see the price being the reason they are overhyped and who knows if it will be there demise in the future. thanks for all you do Vizeh :)
I’m glad Messi left but am I the only one that looks at Messi's time in Paris as a missed opportunity? Like the front three was amazing the rest of the team not so much
It’s a missed opportunity if they were at a more serious club with a more stable back room they would have more of a chance
The problem with that front three is that they're all better as the star of the attack. You need at least one Suarez, Benzema, Rooney type player in that kind of trio to do the dirty work to allow the other two to shine.
Messi ruined psg
@@twenty-2923Yeah, cuz they were winning CL trophies right and left before he came...
@@korganrocks3995 psg was in a final before and made it to a semi
After Messi joined they were kod in the round of 16 twice and missed a pen
Zlatan's PSG will always be superior to Mbappe's PSG.
Back then they were actually kinda likeable with players like David Luiz, Thiago Silva, Di Maria, Verratti.
Nowadays they seem just like a spoiled rich brats club just like their "fans"
I can agree to the fact that the Zlatan era looked more balanced surprisingly
@@Vizeh yh completely agree. A player like zlatan or benzema to be a proper finisher surrounded by decent players to assist them. Recently it’s been 2 or 3 star players who aren’t surrounded by players like di Maria so they just rely on themselves
bro has just nabbed maqwell's video including the thumbnail 😭😭😭
PSG is a frustrating club. Clearly they have the money to buy big top players, however, they’re like Hollywood. They want to give them the spotlight and bring all these stars to use them for marketing strats; selling jerseys, tickets, etc. Paris is a city full of luxury and flashy stuff, what better way than to bring big names to the team. Even the Kardashians supported PSG by wearing their jerseys and attending their games, as if they know anything about football. Because the team is from a well known city and travel destination, it attracts people from all over the world. Hell, it was even rumored in 2021 that they could’ve signed Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi on the same year, however, Mbappe or Neymar would more than likely be benched, so that’s why it didn’t follow through.
Can you please do a video on what happened to FK Spartaks Jurmala?
I cannot find any information because they seem to have vanished from the Latvian league.
Loved the video btw 👍
Never fails entertainment
us . keep us the good work ❤❤❤
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Their 2020 season was basically last chance with this Ney-Mbappe duo, if they won it, Neymar legacy was probably gonna be a lot differently and he would probably won Ballon Dor, same with Mbappe, but not with PSG, PSG legacy would have been a lot of different, but they didnt, and their era with Neymar and Mbappe is officially over this summer and Mbappe is definitely gone next season to Madrid
Kingsley Coman had blood on his hands😢
I know that this is unrelated but I reckon you should do a video on Hull’s back to back promotions in 03-04 & 04-05
Nah man it’s Los Galacticos. They had literally FIFA Career mode and couldn’t even win LaLiga triple or so
Good in French league and trophy's shit in Europe bottling it and every possible opportunity we want Paris FC from the French 2nd tier to go up to Ligue 1
Lyon was the dominant French club in the late 90s, early 00s. If I remember, didn't they won Ligue 1 7 times in a row? Where was PSG around this period?
its the history of the paris
Thought this was Maqwell😭
Love it. Maquell and Vizeh
Maqwell and I are good friends, it's what he would've wanted
Do an iceberg video on the Battle of Nuremberg, the infamous Round of 16 match in the 2006 FIFA World Cup between Portugal & the Netherlands, where four red cards & 16 yellow cards were handed out
Well Vizeh needed he's bills sorted for the next few days and he decided to go for the head and it's PSG
Watch PSG was in the future win a Europa League with both players and fans act ungrateful towards it.
The reason psg doesn't win the champions league is single by Christmas they have pretty much won it so by the time the champions league comes back in February they have already switched off so simply the league is no challenge
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Above everything psg's biggest problem is its fanbase
Think the levels of opposition they face, on a weekly basis in L1, doesn’t give them enough preparation for playing the big boys in the CL
Another absolutely banging video Vizeh. Any chance of (another) Leeds United failures video? Been an eventful month haha
I was thinking about it but concerned I’d be called obsessed if I did it😂
Most people seem to have forgotten that just 3 season’s ago PSG was in there first UCL Final … had they won it things could had been different. The “ Galactico “ system clearly as failed now Let’s hope in a few years will be looking back at those Old videos and posting in the Comments “ well they finally won it and became a great club “ Still a lot of work to do but PSG are slowly on the right track I believe that Under Luis Enrique PSG could achieve greater things in Europe for the coming years. Let’s see where this will go….
Bro pulled an FNG towards the end
Another great video. Psg shows you can have big stars but if they dont play as a team you wont win champions Leagues
Messi is the face of PSGs fail
On paper a world class team but in reality a team of hot heads and big egos. That is a nightmare for managers , players like Neymar. We have seen world class managers in recent times ,Tuchel , Emery ect . However none of them last more than 2/3 years. Its new manager comes in , wins the league , fails in Europe , sack the manager and rinse and repeat.
You'd think people would have learned from Ferguson's success at United; he famously looked for mentality and teamwork as much as actual footballing skills, and also made sure that any player who thought he was more important than the manager got sold, no matter how good they were.
I always felt it was cause their midfield was always weak
As well as the defense
Injuries and Poor management is what ruined what could have been a special team
I used to be a PSG fan & now looking back I’m ashamed
means you werent ever a real fan if you just cgange your mind. you're a plastic fan that supported them
PSG are a just a clown show. They are just paying every CZcamsr's rent at this point. I think the period from 2012-2016 was the best period as they didn't have a lot of superstars but they worked as a team not a bunch of indivduals
After the UCL Final they had a good chance to build on it and they didn't back Tuchel in that window to strengthen the team sadly
@@Vizeh yep. The worst part of this was that they sacked Tuchel 6 months after the UCL final and Tuchel went to Chelsea and won the Champions League in the same season 😭
They literally have Zlatan, Cavani and Thiago Silva. Are those not stars?
Money cannot buy winning mentality and love for the club..
Also it cannot buy chemistry
Sometimes dreams truly can‘t be buy ❤
and people have the audacity to question city saying that they are only good because of money. well Psg and Chelsea showed us that Money aint everything when it comes to football on the pitch.
I was thinking about PSG 2021/2023 less than a hour ago😅 and this video
Vizeh pulled a Maqwell
6:15 "Saudi money"?
Qatari money
🔥🔥🔥
Well the problem is the same like the one at Real in 2000s....too many famous creative star players and not enough good defensive midfielders and defenders....
I know that feeling from my own playing days; my friend and I were the assist kings of our team, but whenever we played together in practice we'd both be wanting the ball to feet and the other to make all the runs, so we actually played better when we were on opposite teams.
Thought this was a Maqwell video from the thumbnail
bruv went ahead and used the same title as the thfc video 😂
They’re biggest issue is they always sign huge name out of their prime who are Done winning and only came for money and they are bad at developing their youngsters
100% accurate from a French man ! Spot on !
Do you eat frogs?
@@MikeOxtinks Actually, as a Black man from the Caribbean, I don't !
Just a little mistake I noticed at 6:15 "Up until the Saudi money".
Qatar is an independent state not part of Saudi Arabia. So it should be Qatar money.
There was another error @ 7:38... "Coming closer to champions league glory against Bayern Munich in 1920"..
I think vizeh meant 2020 .. must have mis-read his script amongst all the excitement.
I think the problem is the money.. they can spend on world class players but team chemistry and how they play together is far more important than having individuals. When you look at City, they have world class players in Haaland & KDB to name two, but they play amazing as a team and team building is something they care about. Unlike PSG in my opinion, who now, feel like more a media team than a football team
I would also say man city plays in the prem so they are facing top competition week in week out keeping them sharp.
PSG is so much better than every other team in France I feel they fall asleep and then struggle to turn it on for the champions league
@@drexelspivey872 Also Guardiola as manager. With him and world class players, it combines to make the team he manages an unstoppable force
PSG will get the CL sooner or later. They have the all the money in the world, but they need good management and a plan. The club is not a failure.
The modern day Galacticos
Dude Perfect just bought Burnley lol
Same thing goes to their DotA 2 team : PSG.LGD, Los Galacticos, win most possible title, spends more money, and finally Failed in The International DotA 2 Championship Grandfinal (which prized $15M for winner)
i love your content but my friend you forgot Pauleta
Lol at first I thought it was maqwell😂
I don’t know if the signing of Ibra and Silva were to sell merchandise, I think those moves were to be top of the league.. which they succeeded at consistently and it helped grow the club a bit more in the realm of European football. After the success of the Ibra era within the domestic league/cups and the attention they were getting, the merch sales started. The signing of MBappe was solely for sales. Being the biggest name at that moment because of his playing in the World Cup catapulted him into superstardom… then Messi and Neymar… the aspect of sales was definitely huge, but I think PSG was trying to rekindle the success of MSN that Barca had… but there was one fatal flaw… the difference between MBappe and Suarez… Mbappe’s ego clashed against Messi’s and they played against each other.. whereas (just as Neymar does) Suarez fell in line with whatever Messi said.. that is why that club failed with those three upfront. Also the whole Argentina vs France World Cup thing didn’t help Messi’s image with PSG fans…especially the after celebration.
PSG could very easily become contenders, but it won’t be until after MBappe leaves or he wrangles in his ego.. he is a great talent but doesn’t know how to play with others well..
Messi, I don't have to utter his status, was nonexistent during Bayern match and few other big games. PSG made a huge mistake by signing him.
@@MayorSomMbappé was signed because he was the greatest talent in French football. He only had one successful season with Monaco, before he went to Paris and there he became a superstar.
7:35 - Something went wrong here.
Still a great insight.
Tbh if you reallt hthink about it you can buy star players and succeed.Real Madrid and Man City are a good example of that.
PSG fans booing Messi was the reason they didn't win the UCL.
If they get Guardiola they might win the big one
“Asengio” 12:28
Hard to compare PSG to Chelsea to be honest. Especially if the Chelsea model actually won us European titles. Also we're rebuilding a balanced team. We don't really have an ego of a Mbappe, Neymar, Sergio Ramos, etc. It's so random, not very thought about comparison.
PSG, millions of millions of euros spent to win Ligue 1.
Amazing
PSG now have Saudi Arabia to complete for top talent.
Three players don't make a team, no matter how good they are.
To think. If they'd won that game, they'd be talked about how City are right now. Finally wining that CL. Now...They're just a top dog in an OK league.
I mean city went to a ucl final and failed before, difference is they came back stronger in the next 2 seasons, striker less and still favorites in 2022 and then winning ofc in 2023. I think the biggest issue is that when psg get sent home from europe there is no ambition or goal, it all switches to "next season" former psg coaches confirm this. City pushed to win the prem once thrown out of europe, psg typically just cruised to ligue 1 titles once the ucl was unatainable, which is why Lille and Monaco beat them, despite both being very strong the seasons they won, Psg should've taken the league. Plus Psg cannot control their players, City control egos and will sell anyone who wishes to leave or has poor attitude, psg doesn't. City were respected more than psg because they limited liverpool to one premier league title in an era where they could've and most probably would've won the league two more times, Psg lost the second a team could actually contend
Even if they'd won it, people would have just shrugged their shoulders and said "well of course they did with that much money spent", just like we do with City. When you have unlimited funds, success is par, and anything else is failure. As a United fan, it hurts when Liverpool wins the CL or league, because they actually earned it. City winning means nothing to me, except that they ruined the party for the team that actually deserved to win that particular trophy that particular year.
Just because PSG obtained money over night. Does not mean they ever had club sucess in domestic & european football
Seeing this. There is something wrong with PSG.
Cant agree on that. Verrati vitinha paredes ruiz soler and renato sanches is more than enough to win a champions league. Dont think thats their biggest problem
bro what was the music you used in the video?
Darude sandstorm
France alone is an embarrassment but our Government is worse
Besides living in Paris, WHY do people want to go to PSG
Yeah, especially when Messi and Neymar left the club.
Money