PSG surprises with ultra-aggressive tactics: they deliberately give away a free kick

Rarely in the world of football do such bold tactical moves come along that turn everything upside down. But Luis Enrique—as befits a coach with a huge ego and an even bigger brain—has done it again. 🔥

In recent matches, Paris Saint-Germain has deliberately skipped kick-offs. Yes, you read that right! Even if they win the toss, the ball goes to the opponent. But that's not polite. It's cold calculation and a tactical trap. 😈

🧠 The plan? Let the opponent make the first contact... and then move like an avalanche.

Luis Enrique introduced a new philosophy: let the opponent start, then immediately crush them. As soon as they touch the ball, PSG presses them, steals the ball high, and strikes before the opponent can think. The result? Destruction.

🎯 Proof? The 2025 Club World Cup semifinal

PSG took the pitch with one goal: to dominate from the opening seconds. And they succeeded. In less than 30 minutes, their opponents were completely demolished. The result? A humiliating thrashing and absolute dominance from the Parisian machine.

🎙️ Tactical genius or football madness?

Experts are divided. Some argue that it's a new dimension of tactics that could change the face of football. Others say it's too risky and won't work against more experienced teams.

But one thing is certain – Luis Enrique has surprised us again. His PSG play is sharp, ruthless and with a clear goal. Every second of the match is a battle for control and space.

🔮 Will this tactic lead them to the Champions League title? Or will it inspire other coaches across Europe? One thing we know for sure: PSG is no longer just a team of stars. It's a team of strategy.