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Champions League wins fail to spark fan token rally for PSG, FC Barcelona and Inter Milan

It'd be hilarious if PSG wins the champions right after Mbappe leaves. The most entertaining outcome is the most likely.

Ousmane Dembélé is set to return for Paris Saint-Germain in their match against OGC Nice on Sunday night. He had missed the midweek defeat to Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League due to disciplinary reasons and was later diagnosed with tonsillitis, which further delayed his reintegration ¹. Despite these setbacks, Dembélé is expected to start for PSG against Nice. In other news, Gianluigi Donnarumma will likely retain his position in goal ahead of Matvey Safonov, despite facing criticism for his recent performances. Donnarumma was at fault for both of Arsenal's goals on Tuesday, but it seems he'll be given another chance. As for injuries, PSG doesn't have any fresh concerns, but they'll still be without Lucas Hernandez, Presnel Kimpembe, and Gonçalo Ramos. Historically, PSG has had a strong record against Nice, winning 23 out of 45 matches since 2003 ².

OGC Nice may have only finished fifth in Ligue 1 this season, but they had the division’s meanest defense with only 29 goals conceded, four better than title-winners PSG. In fact, Nice had the fourth most non-nicest defense in all of Europe’s top leagues. A big part of that record — figuratively and literally, standing 199cm tall — has been goalkeeper Marcin Bułka, whose name we might (should) remember since he was on our Academy books for three years, between 2016 and 2019, ages 15-18. But he never got to feature for the first-team, and after we spent a (still) world record amount on Kepa Arrizabalaga, he chose to let his contract expire and join PSG. Turns out that move was a bit too soon and he would play just twice for them, but he finally got his chance to be a first-choice this season, and the results on the pitch speak for themselves. With Nice bound for the Europa League, and with just two years left on his contract, Bułka’s looking for a healthy payrise. According to L’Equipe (via GFFN), Nice aren’t quite getting to the level he wants, which is where supposed interest from Chelsea and AC Millan come in. Would getting Bułka back make sense? He’s not exactly known for his ball-playing skills, which is expected to be a priority for new head coach Enzo Maresca. But he’s certainly a tremendous shot-stopper, a hoover of crosses, and a fiend for clean sheets. We could do worse.