In Scotland, PSG inspire an ambitious newly promoted side | OneFootball

John McGlynn, coach of the Scottish club Falkirk (40 years old), promoted to the first division, openly draws inspiration from Paris Saint-Germain under the leadership of Luis Enrique (55 years old). In an interview with the DailyMail, he explains that PSG is today the "team of the moment" whose game he studies every day to instill a new collective spirit in his team. This approach reflects the growing aura of Paris Saint-Germain, even among modest clubs in Scotland.

Paris Saint-Germain has profoundly marked the 2024-2025 season with a major tactical and collective influence. Despite the departure of its icon Kylian Mbappé, the club has managed to adapt and impose a game based on youth, solidarity, and intense pressing, a pillar of its style under Luis Enrique.

This sports revolution is not limited to the field: PSG has inspired many teams around the world, which are trying to reproduce this winning dynamic. By accumulating national titles and a first historic Champions League, the Parisian club has marked an important stage in modern football, combining sporting excellence and global influence. This season has therefore enhanced the image of PSG as a model of evolution for European and international football.

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