‘Today France Is PSG’ – Christophe Galtier Compares Club To 1993 OM

Speaking to Le Parisien, Christophe Galtier highlighted the remarkable unity achieved by the Parisian hierarchy. Club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and sporting advisor Luis Campos have successfully transformed the recruitment strategy at Paris Saint-Germain. The Parisian squad now relies on young, talented, and energetic players who fit the desired tactical identity perfectly.

This collective harmony allows head coach Luis Enrique to demand absolute discipline inside the dressing room. The Spanish manager places the club above any individual to push his players to their limits. That tactical rigor ultimately guided Paris Saint-Germain to the very top, culminating in a historic triumph in the Champions League.

To explain this effective setup, Christophe Galtier drew a direct parallel with his time at Lille (Friday 28 August). The approach championed by Luis Campos mirrors how the squad that won the French league title was built. That alignment between player recruitment and the manager’s tactical principles remains the decisive factor behind such success.

The former Parisian head coach also noted how far Paris Saint-Germain has come in winning over supporters across the country. While he acknowledged that France rallied behind Olympique de Marseille in 1993, the dynamic has completely flipped toward Paris. The capital club now enjoys unprecedented widespread backing that resonates deeply with football fans.

Looking back at the 2022-23 season, Christophe Galtier offers an honest assessment of his time at the Parc des Princes. While he focuses on the positives from that major milestone, he acknowledges a few regrets regarding how certain situations were handled.

Now settled in Saudi Arabia with Neom SC following a spell at Al-Duhail, the Marseille-born tactician keeps a close eye on his homeland. He insists he will never close the door on a future return to the Ligue 1 dugout.