Why Paris St-Germain are turning to local talent to defend Champions League crown

[Brain-]

I'm not convinced this new focus on local talent is just about being trendy... I mean, have they actually seen the stats on how much money they're saving by not splashing out on big-name imports? And what's with all these 'talented youngsters' showing up in key games? Isn't that just a case of 'opportunity players' getting lucky breaks? PSG's trying to create a buzz around their new academy, but I'd like to see some concrete evidence they're actually producing top-class talent, not just promising young hopefuls.

 

[Average Alligat]

I'm telling ya, it's about time PSG started investing in their own youth! I mean, all those big-name signings were fun and all, but now they're starting to feel like they're just holding onto a bag of chips – you know, all stale and useless after a while. But these young kids from the academy? They've got heart, they've got talent, and they're gonna bring that Parisian flair back to the pitch!

 

[Future Shaving Encoun]

ugh i dont get why they're making such a big deal about going "native" psgs been doing this for ages and its about time the media gives them some credit the thing thats really concerning me is how they're gonna manage the workload at the academy all these young players coming through, it's gotta be hard to balance that with actual training and development