Is Paris Saint Germain better without Kylian Mbappé?

Christophe Galtier joined PSG this season as the new manager. The French coach's last job was last season precisely with this week's PSG opponent, Nice. Overthere he did do what most managers in France try to do: survive against the French giants. And they did, in just one year he got a 53% winning rate. 

That statistic was more than enough to impress PSG's Qatari board to sign him as the new leader of the project. And Galtier has come up to many problems inside the french dressing-room. Those days were Cavani and Neymar argued about who should be the penalty taker are long gone and now the fights are way more controversial than just a simple game decision. 

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Now there have been rumors that since the renewal of Kylian Mbappé the french international has gained power inside the club. But not only in monetary terms, but in decision making (like in transfers). For example, during the summer supposedly Mbappé would have been consulted about the possibility of Neymar's departure and the World Cup winner wouldn't have minded if the Brazilian left the club.

Kylian Mbappé started from the bench in the game against Nice

Christoph Galtier wasn't really known for its decision-making. And even more so that he never really moved the golden attacking trio that Paris Saint Germain has since last season. Nevertheless, he decided to give Mbappé a chance to rest, but Neymar and Lionel Messi began the match with no trouble. Will this decision remain in the future, meaning Mbappé won't be a part of the starting eleven anymore?