Paris Saint -Germain is preparing for a new challenge on the international scene, when it opens its career in the first edition of the 2025 Club World Cup, held in the United States with the participation of 32 clubs from different continents. The Parisian team, led by Spanish coach Luis Enrique, aspires to complete his ideal season by crowning the world title.
Historical season with numbers and championships
Saint-Germain entered the current version of the tournament as the only European team that won all the local and continental titles in which he participated during the 2024-2025 season. The beginning was the crowning of the French Super Cup in January after a deadly goal for Osman Dembele in the net of Monaco, then he settled the French League title in April six rounds of the end, to confirm his local excellence.
In May, the team added the French Cup title to its treasures, after a great performance from Bradley Barcola against Reims. However, the most prominent achievement came in the Champions League final, when Paris swept its counterpart Inter Milan with five clean goals, achieving the first continental title in its 55 -year -old history.
A strong response after the departure of the stars
It is noteworthy that this great success was achieved after the transition season that witnessed the departure of the two stars, Lionel Messi, to Inter Miami, and Killian Mbappe to Real Madrid, which made many expect the team to retreat. However, Luis Enrique managed to create a homogeneous group system that turned expectations, and presented an offensive and defensive team.
A strong group and an upcoming competition
The World Cup draw resulted in Paris Saint -Germain in Group Two alongside Atletico Madrid, Brazilian Boutavogo and US Sayttle Soundarrs. The team begins its matches in the championship with a fiery confrontation against Atletico Madrid on June 15, in a real test of its continental strength.
A balanced list led by Donnaroma and Dembele
The Saint -Germain list for the World Cup came strong and full of prominent names, most notably:
Gianluigi Donnaroma, Matfi Savonov, Arnao Tina, Ashraf Hakimi, Marcinius, Lucas Hernandez, Nuno Mendesh, Willian Bacho, Fabian Ruiz, Lee Kang In, Zayer Emery, Joao Nevis, Kfarat Ajegelia, Randal Kulo Mawani, Othman Dembele, Bradley Barcola, and Dizeri Diwi.
A new system and an opportunity to dominate
The new version of the tournament is held with a World Cup -like World Cup, with 32 teams that represent all continents. The first and second each group qualifies for the round of 16, then to the exclusionary roles until the final. Paris hopes to be the first team to be crowned the title in this expanded formula, to add a unique achievement to its record.
