Since the 2022 World Cup, Qatar seems to adopt a less demanding approach towards PSG, accepting the idea of no longer being a giant of European football, according to the Team.
Was the end of bling bling planned? PSG, which has made the biggest follies under QSI, seems more reasonable in recent months, estimates the sports daily.
No more Ibrahimovic, Mbappé and Messi: Luis Enrique and Luis Campos must build a more collective team with young people. But the project is struggling to get off the ground, especially in the Champions League.
According to L'Equipe, Qatar has reduced its investment, preferring continuity to instability, and President Nasser al-Khelaifi is adopting a more tolerant discourse in the face of a possible period of European downgrading, which could displease PSG supporters.
“The interest and requirements before the 2022 World Cup are no longer the same,” launches the Team, which nevertheless specifies that Paris has spent no less than 550 million in two years (excluding sales). The new stadium project, however, seems to put a little damper on this theory, since the club wants a very ambitious enclosure with shops, restaurants, etc. PSG is also now valued among the most expensive clubs in the world. Is this simply a second step or a mid-term withdrawal? Time will tell…
