Key Players such as Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia give them that little bit of stardust up front, while defenders Achraf Hakimi and Marquinhos and goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma bring stability at the back.

And then sprinkled in between is some of the best young talent on the planet with left back Nuno Mendes, midfielders Joao Neves and Vitinha and wing Desire Doue all looking like world beaters.

Their biggest strength is definitely their high technical ability across the squad. Add to that a bit of pace, flair in attack and bite, then you have a recipe fit for a Paris eatery.

Enrique has instilled a pressing game and positional fluidity, addressing the defensive frailties that were exposed during the era of the Messi, Mbappe and Neymar. The team’s dynamism and depth allow for rotation and resilience, unlike the top-heavy squads of the past. Even their bench is very good.

Enrique’s track record - winning the 2015 Champions League with Barcelona - and his emphasis on the collective seem to be paying dividends.

PSG’s current form and squad depth make them a dark horse to win the Champions League. The unpredictability of the knockout stages favours a well-drilled unit over a star-reliant one. And PSG look really well-drilled.

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1c:T502,Key Players such as Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia give them that little bit of stardust up front, while defenders Achraf Hakimi and Marquinhos and goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma bring stability at the back. And then sprinkled in between is some of the best young talent on the planet with left back Nuno Mendes, midfielders Joao Neves and Vitinha and wing Desire Doue all looking like world beaters. Their biggest strength is definitely their high technical ability across the squad. Add to that a bit of pace, flair in attack and bite, then you have a recipe fit for a Paris eatery. Enrique has instilled a pr