You seem to be actually right with this has having enough top or star player often doesn't translate or results in teams performing very well as can be seen with the galacticos of Madrid during the time of delima, Ronaldo zidane, Raul, Beckham. This kind of teams happened to lack question and unity as each player try to be to get in the news and show their self. It also often difficult for managers to handle this kind of player as they don't want to go into the bad name in in the media address for benching this kind to player so managers are faced with a difficult task. Hopefully this isn't the case of Paris saint German. With former captains anything like Sergio Ramos and Lionel Messi, I believe it's in able to stick to the original script and deliver an European and League success. Can't wait to see how the teams all perform as the season continues and become more intense
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You're very right, and the references you laid emphasis on is just like the pictures of the team we are talking about which there managers should be very careful and know how to play them one after the other meaning to know how will start and who will bench and use the player as game changer when the match is more of statical or strategical
Exactly. The manager have to ensure every player remains happy at the club by giving each of them at the quit playing time and ensuring there is no rift between any player. It can be quite a difficult thing to do but I believe they will get things fine this time. Indeed needed to very strategy and tactical and knowing who suits a certain match and position. He might be having a little headache doing all this but being a professional manager I believe he should know better. What do you have to say about their match yesterday? For me I think they need to work on that defence has conceded two goals back-to-back is not a good one for a club who intend to do much domestically and in the European scene.