The "Team News" wrote an article that although Dembele's form was mediocre at the beginning of this season, it was related to the team's short pre-season preparation period after the Club World Cup, so the outside world should not draw conclusions too early.

After Mbappe left the team, Dembele took over the heavy responsibility of Paris Saint-Germain's offensive leader and handed over a report card that far exceeded everyone's expectations.

Last season, he contributed 35 goals and 14 assists, which not only made him the biggest favorite at the Golden Globes of the year, but also completely changed the outside world's view of him. Now at the age of 28, he faces a new challenge: proving that last season’s outbreak was not accidental, but a manifestation of his true maturity.

More importantly, Dembele also achieved new maturity off the court, and he benefited a lot from becoming a father and forming a professional individual team (nutritionist, physical fitness teacher, etc.). He finally got rid of his past accusations that he was not worthy of his name and became the "X factor" for Paris Saint-Germain. The club and coaching staff are both confident in Dembele and believe that his performance last season is by no means a flash in the pan. Enrique not only fully trusts his No. 10 player, but also sets his running and pressing attitude without the ball as a role model for the whole team. It can be said that Dembele is also a coach's masterpiece today.

This trust is also reflected in the allocation of penalty kicks: after Vitinia missed the penalty kick, Enrique asked Dembele to take the penalty, which clearly conveyed a message that he was one of the real core of the team.

Demberle himself is not persistent in the Golden Globes, but his team has hired professionals to handle related media affairs, which marks him becoming the top players in the world.