How Galtier is uniting PSG's stars, Neymar and Mbappé get past their issues

Something has changed since Christophe Galtier arrived at Camp des Loges. People close to the dressing room say that the French coach has made a good start, aware of the importance of winning over the PSG players by word but above all by example: "He prepares every training session in detail, and that is appreciated," they insist. The great start to the season is also the result of this discipline.

Christophe Galtier was straightforward in his first conversation with the group. Without work, talent is of little use: "You have to know how to find pleasure in sacrifice," he said at his presentation, exactly what Al Khelaifi was looking for at the start of this new phase.

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A change that has already been seen in the first three rounds of the league, with a PSG that, in addition to scoring goals, is committed to running and working hard when it has to defend as a team.

This Sunday, they host Monaco in search of their fourth consecutive win. This morning's training session was with a good atmosphere and banter between the players, some of which was even encouraged by Christophe Galtier himself. The staff prepared an exercise in pairs in which they mixed the traditional game of 'rock, paper, scissors' to determine who would finish off each move, the source of much laughter heard at Camp des Loges.

Mbappé and Neymar willing to work together

With the problem between Neymar and Mbappé buried, PSG had a quiet and frictionless week. In this sense, their coach has already warned that to win you also need a balance in the dressing room that is gradually becoming apparent in Paris, with players satisfied because they finally see that there is an idea, a working method and a plan drawn up to do things well. And even if that does not guarantee success, at least it helps to get closer to it.