We can all agree that Kylian Mbappe has made a mistake by not joining Real Madrid this summer.
But there's more to it than just the fact that the French striker won't play for the biggest club in the world.
Let's get to it.
You've probably heard the term 'top five leagues' countless times. Earlier, it included England (Premier League), Spain (La Liga), Italy (Serie A), Germany (Bundesliga) and France (Ligue 1). However, that's no longer the case.
According to the latest UEFA coefficient rankings, Eredivisie (the Netherlands) is now among the top 5, pushing out Ligue 1.
The UEFA coefficient matters as higher-ranked clubs have more representatives in European competitions and more teams enter competitions at the group stage rather than go through a qualifying campaign.
In simpler words, PSG might still be a strong team in France, but in European competitions, if Mbappe were to join, say, PSV Eindhoven, it wouldn't make a big difference now.
