Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is preparing for a challenging Champions League campaign following the departure of star player Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid. Despite previous failures in the tournament and the loss of several high-profile players, coach Luis Enrique aims to build a more cohesive and youthful team, emphasizing a collective playing style. The team's early Ligue 1 success, including four straight wins, showcases promising performances from new talents like Bradley Barcola and Joao Neves. However, PSG faces a tough league phase, drawing formidable opponents including Manchester City, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid. The club's Qatari owners, having invested heavily over the last decade, are now focusing on profitability and stability, which may ultimately benefit their quest for a Champions League title. As they embark on this season, hopes remain high despite the uncertainties surrounding the team composition and schedule.