Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) finds itself in a unique position this season, winning Ligue 1 comfortably while employing a heavily rotated squad. Manager Luis Enrique has leveraged this strategy effectively, focusing on European competitions, which has led to some intriguing statistics for the season.

Historically, this season will be remembered for its peculiar scoring dynamics. Despite PSG scoring a league-high 74 goals, only one player, Bradley Barcola, made it into the top 10 for goals, finishing as the club's top scorer with just 11 goals. Notably, Barcola is not a regular starter in the strongest eleven, highlighting the unusual nature of their season.

Key points from the season include:

• Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembele were the only players to reach double figures in league goals.
• Other notable players like Kvicha Kvaratskhelia and Desire Doue started only 18 and 16 league matches respectively.
• Joao Neves and Nuno Mendes also had limited starts, with 13 each.
• Senny Mayulu ended the season with more starts than both Neves and Fabian Ruiz.

This rotation strategy has not been about stat padding; rather, it reflects a deliberate approach to maintain player freshness for the Champions League.

In other developments, Kang-in Lee is nearing a transfer to Atletico Madrid, with personal terms reportedly agreed. Meanwhile, a wave of PSG youth players is set to exit the academy, attracting interest from clubs across Europe.