The future of PSG is under construction by Luis Campos and Christophe Galtier

Mbappé resigned from Real Madrid to make a firm commitment to PSG, but he did not do so at any price. Beyond signing a multimillion-dollar contract, both parties also signed an unwritten agreement to create a new and exciting project with the Frenchman as the centerpiece. One team, one star above all others and a single objective: to win the long-awaited Champions League.

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To do so, it was necessary to return to the initial formula, it was necessary to start from scratch. And that is what they are doing in Paris. It was clear to Qatar that following the roadmap of recent years, the team was going to fall apart again. And the Emir could not continue to see his team fail. So this summer they got down to work. The perfect puzzle is not built by signing pieces and that is where the new sporting management is putting the focus, on creating a team from head to toe. On the pitch, but also in the dressing room.

In France, they say that with the arrival of Luis Campos and Christophe Galtier, there will be no more big-name signings and no more signing of names rather than for the team's needs. PSG had to go to the market for a midfielder and an attacker and decided to go for two very young players, but with tremendous potential: Ekitike and Vitinha. Skriniar, who is a star, is yet to arrive, but is also a clear need in the squad.

Signings have arrived, but the main focus of the sporting management so far has been on sales. That is where the Parisian club has a double objective. On the one hand, to release all those players that do not interest the new coach and, on the other hand and even more important, to put an end to some of the 'vices' acquired in the always explosive Parisian dressing room. Without moving the big stars, it is, after all, a reconstruction of the upper-middle class of the squad. Up to twelve players are on the exit ramp, some of them powerful players such as Gueye, Paredes, Danilo, Icardi, Draxler or Diallo.

New order begins in PSG

The new sporting management is clear that in order to build a winning PSG, the stars are important, but just as important, if not more so, are the players and the atmosphere in the dressing room. There is no interest in clans and the aim is to create a general harmony in the club. According to Le Parisien, the new sporting director wants to introduce team breakfasts and lunches to facilitate group cohesion. The new signings and those who stay at the club know that they will work with this idea in mind.

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