Paris Saint-Germain is struggling to convert scoring chances, managing just two goals in their three UEFA Champions League matches. This raises questions about whether it’s time to move on from the

But this Thursday, the newspaper The Team reveals to us that the Frenchman should welcome some good news tomorrow, even if it concerns yet another big theme of recent weeks. Indeed, as revealed daily, the LFP joint appeals committee should rule in favor of the player in the context of the financial dispute between him and PSG, his former employer.

Kylian Mbappe era on fire. Comfortable wins over Le Havre, Montpellier, Lille, Brest and Girona, as well as the scintillating form of young stars Bradley Barcola and Joao Neves, made everyone at PSG quickly forget about the Real Madrid megastar.

Kylian Mbappe is unlikely to land his first Ballon d'Or this year and Thierry Henry has pinpointed his struggles at Real Madrid as the forward struggles post-PSG

PSG struggled, but ended up coming back against PSV Eindhoven, still settling for a 1-1 draw. The missed opportunities by

PSG’s 1-1 draw is the latest match that shows the lack of a superstar player and someone who can generate goals—even with Messi and Neymar gone, last season, they still had Mbappé, and Marquinhos stated that the Frenchman’s departure continues to linger.

Thierry Henry has revealed he thinks Paris Saint-Germain are actually a 'more stable' team without star forward Kylian Mbappe in it.

Thierry Henry believes PSG are more balanced without Kylian Mbappe, but also admitted they have "lost a bit of magic" with the Frenchman's exit.