Paris Saint-Germain has made it clear that their goal is the 2025 Champions League, after an impressive victory against Brest in the playoffs, which ended with an aggregate score of 10-0. With a dominant 7-0 at the Parc des Princes, the Parisian team has showcased their offensive power and renewed mentality, leaving behind the difficulties that marked their start in the competition.

The resurgence of PSG: a radical change in 2025

PSG didn't start off well in Champions 2025. In the first six matches, the team barely scored six goals, a figure that starkly contrasted with their usual goal-scoring record. However, the team's dynamic has completely changed at the start of this new year, showing a new version of the Parisian squad, which now keeps scoring. The victories against Manchester City (4-2), Stuttgart (1-4), and the two matches against Brest (0-3 and 7-0) prove that PSG has found the formula to regain their offensive power.

What seemed like a shaky start is now behind them, and PSG has resumed their goal-scoring streak with force. In their last four Champions matches, the Parisians have scored a total of 18 goals, a figure that demonstrates their offensive capacity. With this momentum, PSG has become the fourth team with the most goals scored in the current Champions edition, establishing themselves as one of the most feared teams in the tournament.

The collective mentality: the secret to success

One of the standout aspects in the latest victory against Brest was the number of different goal scorers for PSG. Seven different players scored in this commanding 7-0, something that, according to Luis Enrique, reflects the collective mentality of the team. The coach highlighted how the players prioritize passing to the teammate in a better position rather than seeking individual glory, resulting in a more effective game and more goal-scoring opportunities for everyone. This collective vision is undoubtedly one of the main pillars of PSG's recent success.

Now, with PSG in their best form, expectations are soaring. In the next round of the Champions, the Parisian team could face giants like Liverpool or Barcelona, two teams that represent a massive challenge. However, if PSG continues with this unstoppable momentum and such a powerful offense, there's no doubt they could be serious title contenders. Eliminating renowned teams on the way to the 2025 Champions final wouldn't be a surprise, and PSG has all the cards to make it to the end.