Paris Saint-Germain well represented in the individual categories
Aside from the Ballon d’Or rankings, other Paris Saint-Germain players are making the headlines on 26th October 2026. As key figures in the club’s latest European triumph, Warren Zaïre-Emery and Matvey Safonov are also seeing their season's efforts rewarded.
The 20-year-old French midfielder has been ranked 3rd in the Kopa Trophy, which recognises the best young players in the world. As the club’s most-used player last season, he represents the success of the Parisian academy, with ten of its players having represented the Rouge & Bleu in the 2025–2026 season.
Nominated for the Yashin Trophy, which goes to the best goalkeeper of the season, Matvey Safonov has secured 4th place, a fitting reward for his performances throughout the season.
Crowned best manager last year, Luis Enrique has also cemented his place amongst the world’s leading managers. This is further recognition for a man who, in just three seasons and with thirteen trophies to his name, has become the most successful manager in the club’s history.
These awards are a testament to a team effort, driven by the vision of President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and brought to fruition by the entire Club. By enabling talented players to reach their full potential in pursuit of a shared goal, Paris Saint-Germain has reached a new milestone and firmly established itself at the very top of European football. Voted Men’s Club of the Season for the second year running, the club has seen its entire sporting project recognised and rewarded.
