Enrique s tactics are effective: Paris striker group scored 104 goals this season

A year ago, when news of Killian Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid spread, Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique boldly said: "I would rather have four players who scored 12 goals each than rely on just one player who scored 40 goals." After a season of training and reconstruction, Enrique not only realized this concept, but also created a new victory equation for Paris with an unthinkable collective attack power.

Enrique's tactical conception is not illusory. Today, Paris's forward line has completely escaped its dependence on a single star player. The attack combination composed of Dembele, Balcola, Ramos, Douai and Kvaratshelia has shown strong firepower. Among these five players, Dembele became the new pioneer with 35 goals, Balcola also delivered a 21-goal record, while Ramos contributed 19 goals, Rising star Douai scored 16 goals, and Kvaratschlia also scored 13 goals. The five players scored 104 goals in total, fully interpreting Enrique's offensive philosophy of "blooming multiple points".

This data subverts the original offensive model of the Mbappe era. Although Mbappe scored 41 goals for the team in the past season, Enrique proved with practical actions that dispersing firepower is not only feasible, but also injects unexpected attack resilience and depth into the team. When opponents can’t control Paris’s offense by just one player, Enrique’s tactical innovation has brought half of success.

According to insiders in the Paris locker room, Enrique has been constantly instilling the concept of "sharing responsibility and dispersing firepower" into the entire team since the beginning of the new season. High-intensity rotation and position flexibility have become the norm, giving every forward enough room to perform. Dembele has transformed from a wing assaulter to an efficient finisher, while young players such as Balcola and Douai have also grown rapidly due to trust, while Ramos has successfully filled the gap in the center.

"The data tells everything," French media commented. "Enrique used his persistence throughout the season to turn the declaration that was once regarded as 'idealism' into Paris' core competitiveness. Losing Mbappe did not cause disaster, but became an opportunity for comprehensive tactic improvement."

As Paris has made rapid progress in domestic competitions, Enrique proved through practical actions that in the tactical competition of top football, a powerful and balanced attack lineup is enough to surpass the past dependence on a single superstar. When five sharp blades all appeared, the Paris offensive storm amazes the global football world. Enrique fulfilled his promise with his actions and is leading the team to a new era that surpasses superstar dependence.