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Question marks hang over PSG as season of promise peters out
Paul Little looks at PSG season which brought Ligue 1 success for the sixth time in seven seasons but very little else.
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Like father, like son – is Timothy Weah destined for greatness?
With two goals to his name in three games at Celtic, Timothy Weah is a highly rated future star and Liam Haycock looks at his career prospects.
Will Ligue 1 ever be considered an elite league?
Despite boasting a strong national team, Ligue 1 is looked upon very poorly by others in Europe. Why is this? And what can be done to change this?
Financial Fair Play is dead so what comes next?
The transfer of Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain shows that Financial Fair Play is dead and Thomas Wyer discusses what this means for the future.
New beginnings – How Mikel Arteta can bring his playing past to a managerial future
Mikel Arteta’s Barcelona roots and Premier League experience could see him set out on a success story in management, writes Stefan Reyners.
Galatasaray ban proves there’s nothing fair about Financial Fair Play
With UEFA handing down a season-long ban to Galatasaray for breaching regulations, Thomas Wyer discusses why Financial Fair Play is failing in the very thing it sets out to do.
Is Marco Verratti the heir to Xavi?
With the legendary Xavi Hernandez’s career at Barcelona reaching its end, Marco Verratti is the ideal replacement, writes Ameen Rabbani.
Olympique Lyonnais – the reinvention game
Olympique Lyonnaise are on the brink of rejuvenating their successful history, this time without the finances. Andy Waters details their new game plan.
Paul Pogba has the ability to break the Ronaldo-Messi Ballon d’Or duopoly
After the dust of another predicatable Ballon d’Or settles, Matt Gault argues that Paul Pogba is the finest successor to the Messi-Ronaldo duopoly.
Five things we learned this week in Ligue 1
Brendán MacFarlane brings us five things learned from the past week’s action in Ligue 1.