PSG

Paris Saint-Germain club crest

Paris Saint-Germain

Les Parisiens · PSG · Les Rouge-et-Bleu

Paris Saint-Germain are the reigning kings of European football. Under Luis Enrique the Parisians won the Champions League in 2025 and retained it in 2026, beating Arsenal on penalties in Budapest after a 1-1 draw, and completed a rare sextuple across the 2025 calendar year that included the club's first world title at the FIFA Intercontinental Cup. Built around Ousmane Dembélé's Ballon d'Or season, Vitinha's midfield control and a young French core, PSG begin 2026/27 chasing a third straight European crown.

Full name
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Founded
12 August 1970
Stadium
Parc des Princes
League
Ligue 1 (France)
City
Paris, France
Capacity
48,229
Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain head coach
Head Coach Luis Enrique

Trophy Cabinet

Major honours
14 Ligue 1 Record French champions
16 Coupe de France Record winners
2 Champions League 2025 · 2026 (back-to-back)
14 Trophée des Champions French Super Cup
9 Coupe de la Ligue Record winners
1 UEFA Super Cup 2025
1 Cup Winners' Cup 1995/96
1 Intercontinental Cup 2025 · first world title
58 Total major trophies Combined total of the honours listed above

Current Squad

First team · 2026/27

Probable Starting XI

Luis Enrique · most likely line-up
4-3-3Preferred shape

Transfers

Summer window 2026

Transfers In

  • Alessandro Longoni
    Alessandro LongoniGoalkeeper · from AC Milan
    Undisclosed
  • Renato Sanches
    Renato SanchesMidfielder · loan return from Panathinaikos
    Return
  • Naoufel El Hannach
    Naoufel El HannachDefender · loan return from Montpellier
    Return
  • Yoram Zague
    Yoram ZagueDefender · loan return from KAS Eupen
    Return

PSG have led this window with sales rather than signings. Maghnes Akliouche remains the most persistent arrival link, but nothing is official yet.

Transfers Out

  • Gonçalo Ramos
    Gonçalo RamosStriker · to AC Milan
    €74m
  • Randal Kolo Muani
    Randal Kolo MuaniForward · to Juventus
    €50m
  • Kang-in Lee
    Kang-in LeeMidfielder · to Atlético Madrid
    €40m
  • Gabriel Moscardo
    Gabriel MoscardoMidfielder · to RCD Espanyol
    Undisclosed
  • Renato Marin
    Renato MarinGoalkeeper · to CD Nacional
    Undisclosed

Academy exits: Thomas Cordier and Samba Coulibaly, plus Mathis Jangéal, Yanis Khafi and Pierre Mounguengue.

Squad and transfers may change during the season.

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