Whether Paris can open the green dynasty depends on Dembele s health

After defeating Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final and winning the triple crown, Paris Saint-Germain won all three games in the Club World Cup knockout round and scored 10 goals and conceded 0 goals to reach the final, only one step away from the club's World Cup.

Not only did the championship win a lot, Paris moves with a 70% ball possession rate when facing strong opponents, and easily scores of 4-0 and 5-0. In addition, the team is very young overall, with only Marginhos among the 11 starting players and only Marginhos over 30 years old (Paris plans to buy a central defender in the summer window and let him substitute next season). The others are either the Mesozoic or U23, which means that Paris will have a long peak period.

So some fans can't help but want to ask, will this Paris start a new green dynasty and rule the world football world for the next 2-3 years? However, it should be noted that Enrique's pseudo-nine kicking style pays great attention to the ball holding and offense and defense conversion in the middle circle.

With or without Dembele, it has a great impact on this Paris team. In the match against Bayern, Paris was completely at a disadvantage without Dembele in the first half. After Dembele appeared, even if the team's nine players fought, they could still use their sharp counterattack to secure the final victory.

So far this season, Dembele has contributed 35 goals and 14 assists, of which 27 goals and 9 assists are from 2025. This performance similar to Messi's average data at his peak also made Dembele the number one favorite at the Golden Ball.

However, some fans will question why Dembele was constantly injured when he was in Barcelona, but became an "iron man" after coming to Paris? This sentence is actually not accurate, after all, Dembele is still "quite easy" to get injured this season.

Even in order to prepare for the Champions League knockout stage, he almost never played in the game after winning the Ligue 1 championship. He rested for more than a month before he could finish the Champions League final healthy.

We can indeed see Dembele pressing the opponent's goalkeeper crazy on the court, intercepting the ball through high-pressures, bringing the pass against Real Madrid to make a successful pass. He used his running output averaged more than 10.5 kilometers per game to interpret the role of the pseudo-Nine to a new level.

However, we still need to note that after Dembele came to Paris, his full-speed impact running ratio was much less than when he was in Barcelona. With more average speed or quasi-accelerated running methods, Dembele's muscles will not be overloaded.

But even so, Dembele still had a muscle strain in the first leg against Arsenal in the Champions League semi-finals. At the same time, the club World Cup quarterfinals against Bayern, Dembele, who came on as a substitute, played for less than 10 minutes before falling down.

Because the opponents in these two games are precisely the ones with the highest rhythm of confrontation and the maximum sprint ratio is required. It has to be said that in the high-intensity competition environment, Dembele's battery life is still weak. But if Dembele doesn't do his best, Paris may not be able to beat Arsenal and Bayern, and that's the status quo.

From 0-2 behind Manchester City to a 4-goal comeback, and 1-0 win at Anfield and Emirates Stadium, to 2-0 Bayern and 4-0 Real Madrid, Dembele contributed goals and even assists.

In the Champions League final with Inter Milan, although Dembele did not score, he assisted twice and instigated three goals from his own side. He is the soul of the team and the only offensive core.

At this time, it may be reflected in Paris's advantage in playing in Ligue 1. Dembele should continue to take a phased rest in the league in the following seasons, and concentrate on playing several Champions League knockout matches.

I just don't know if Paris's opponent will force Dembele to a state where he must do his best in a strong dialogue. In fact, Dembele won the triple championship with Paris this season, and most of the time he did not "do his best". Once "doing all your strength", Dembele will be very close to being injured.

So this Paris is very strong, but Dembele is indispensable. Because of him, Paris' offense and defense conversion can achieve better ball control efficiency in the middle circle, and use Dembele's passing ability without blind spots to bring forward in the back row.

More importantly, Dembele's own scoring efficiency is at least the highest in Paris. Without him, Paris's goal was unstable, at least in the strong dialogue.

Will Dembele continue to stay healthy in the next 2-3 seasons? At least ensuring that strong dialogue can be healthy will also determine how long the era of the Green King of Paris can last.