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Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has made a bold statement, claiming that his team performs better both offensively and defensively without Kylian Mbappe. This remark has sparked debate among football fans, especially as Mbappe is widely regarded as one of the best players in the world.
During a press conference, Enrique was asked about PSG’s performance in matches where Mbappe was absent. The Spanish tactician stated that the team plays with more balance and cohesion when they do not rely on a single superstar.
"We are a more complete team without depending on just one player. The squad collectively contributes to attacking and defensive phases, making us harder to predict and more disciplined," Enrique explained.
Despite Mbappe's undeniable talent, his playing style often demands that the team be structured around him. Without him, PSG has shown more fluidity, with other attacking players stepping up to share responsibility.
Enrique's comments have led to mixed reactions. Some analysts believe that he is attempting to prepare PSG for a future without Mbappe, whose contract situation remains uncertain. Others argue that this statement could be a psychological move to encourage other players to take more initiative.
For now, PSG remains one of the strongest teams in Europe, with or without Mbappe. However, whether Enrique's claim holds true in the long run remains to be seen.
