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PSG's poor start to season fails to rattle coach Enrique
Paris Saint-Germain are mired in their worst start to a Ligue 1 season in nearly two decades after Friday's home defeat to Monaco left them without a win from their opening three matches.
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The French capital club's struggles have been notable by their standards, with the loss to Monaco marking their third consecutive game without victory. It represents the club's poorest opening stretch to a league campaign since 2005, raising questions about their form heading into a crucial period of the season.
Despite the concerning statistics, head coach Luis Enrique has remained unflustered by PSG's sluggish start. The Spanish manager's confidence in his squad and tactical approach appears unshaken, suggesting he believes the team will find their rhythm as the campaign progresses.
PSG's early-season struggles come at a time when consistency and momentum typically set the tone for title contenders. The club will be eager to reverse their fortunes quickly as they face upcoming fixtures in both domestic and European competitions.
With the transfer window activities now concluded, Enrique has a defined squad to work with. The onus will be on the coaching staff to accelerate the team's development and bridge the gap between current performance and the championship standards expected at the Parc des Princes.