The highlight of this extraordinary year will forever remain Paris Saint-Germain's first Champions League triumph. On 31 May 2025, in Munich, Les Rouge et Bleu delivered a masterful performance in the final against Inter Milan, winning by a resounding 5-0. It was a unprecedented victory, the biggest winning margin ever recorded in a major European competition final.
The evening also highlighted the collective strength and youth of Paris Saint-Germain, embodied by Désiré Doué, who scored twice and provided an assist, becoming one of the youngest players to make such an impact on Europe’s biggest stage. It was a performance that symbolised an all-conquering PSG, daring and resolutely focused on the future.
This continental triumph capped off an exceptional year on all fronts. In 2025, Paris Saint-Germain achieved an historic sextuple, winning six trophies in the calendar year: Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, the Trophée des Champions, the UEFA Champions League, the European Super Cup and the FIFA Intercontinental Cup. This is an extremely rare achievement on the European stage, demonstrating consistency and excellence. Paris also became the first French club in history to win the FIFA Intercontinental Cup.
On the domestic scene, PSG dominated, winning another French Ligue 1 title at the end of a season marked by a 30-match unbeaten run, setting a new club record for an unbeaten start to the championship. This dominance was built over time and reflected a fantastic team with a strong playing identity.
Over the course of the year, Les Rouge et Bleu amassed some impressive statistics. In 2025, Paris Saint-Germain played 64 official matches, setting a record for a French club in a single calendar year, courtesy of reaching the final stages of every competition.
This intensity translated into exceptional offensive efficiency. With 48 wins in all competitions, PSG broke its own record for the number of wins in a season. Over the entire calendar year, the Parisians scored 173 goals, again setting the highest total ever achieved by the club in a single year. This offensive output illustrates the depth and complementarity of the squad.
On the European stage, another symbolic milestone was reached in January 2025, when Paris Saint-Germain scored its 500th goal in European competitions against Manchester City, confirming its place among the continent's powerhouses.
Behind the teamwork, several individual performances also lit up 2025. An exemplary captain and iconic figure in the Parisian dressing room, Marquinhos reached the historic milestone of playing his 500th match in a Paris Saint-Germain shirt, all competitions combined, in November. A rare milestone, symbolising longevity, loyalty and leadership, which further cemented the Brazilian defender's place in club history.
On the attacking front, Ousmane Dembélé had a simply exceptional year. With more than 30 goals in 2025, the Parisian winger established himself as one of the most decisive players in world football, crowning his year with the supreme accolade: the Ballon d'Or. This historic individual accolade rewards his major influence in Paris Saint-Germain's successes. A symbol of Parisian collective strength, the Club also had nine of its players among the 30 finalists for the Ballon d'Or, confirming its status as a benchmark at the highest international level.
The year was also marked by the dazzling emergence of Parisian youth players. Already a hero in the Champions League final, Désiré Doué saw his talent recognised on a global scale by winning the Golden Boy award, which recognises the best player under 21 playing in Europe. This prestigious distinction reflects his immediate impact and the promising future he embodies in the Rouge et Bleu.
Parisian excellence was also reflected in individual awards. At the 2025 UNFP Awards, Paris Saint-Germain set a historic record with 14 awards, confirming the Club's dominance on the national stage. These trophies recognise sporting performance, consistency at the highest level and collective work throughout the season, both on and off the pitch.
At the heart of this success, Luis Enrique made his mark in his second full season at the helm of Paris Saint-Germain. The architect of an ambitious project, the Spanish coach has imposed a demanding, attacking and resolutely collective style of play, while promoting youthful and academy players. His management of the squad, his daily demands and his tactical vision have enabled Les Rouge et Bleu to perform consistently in all competitions and establish the Club as one of the leading lights of European football.
This recognition, both collective and individual, illustrates the consistency of the Parisian project and the commitment of all elements of the Club — players, staff and institution — to flying the red and blue colours at the summit of the game.
A first Champions League title, an historic sextuple, records for victories, matches played and goals scored, symbolic milestones for its leaders: in 2025, Paris Saint-Germain enjoyed one of the richest and most memorable years in its history.
Beyond the statistics, this season will be remembered for its all-conquering team, a strong identity and its ambitious project. It was a year that not only rewarded that project, but also propelled the Club into a new dimension, with the firm intention of continuing to write history, again and again, in Rouge et Bleu.