Paris, France – May 17, 2025 – Paris Saint-Germain are riding a wave of success, having officially clinched their 13th Ligue 1 title and booking their place in the coveted UEFA Champions League Final. The Parisian giants celebrated their domestic triumph with a 3-1 victory over AJ Auxerre at the Parc des Princes today, with goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Marquinhos sealing the comeback win.
The Ligue 1 title marks another dominant season for Luis Enrique’s side, who have consistently been at the top of the French league. Captain Marquinhos lifted the trophy amidst jubilant scenes, signifying the culmination of a successful domestic campaign.
However, the focus now firmly shifts to Europe as PSG prepares for their biggest match of the season: the Champions League Final against Inter Milan on May 31st. This comes after a hard-fought semi-final victory over Arsenal, where PSG secured a 3-1 aggregate win, including a 2-1 victory in the second leg at home on May 7th. Achraf Hakimi, recently crowned the top African player in Ligue 1, was a key figure in their Champions League journey, scoring in the semi-final against Arsenal.
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Beyond the Champions League, PSG also has the French Cup Final against Reims the week before the European showdown, giving them a shot at a historic treble.
Transfer Rumours and Off-Field Developments:
While the on-field success is paramount, transfer speculation and off-field news continue to surround the club. PSG is reportedly keen on signing in-form striker Serhou Guirassy from Borussia Dortmund this summer, although they may face competition. There are also reports linking Real Madrid’s Rodrygo with a move to Paris, with Real Madrid reportedly open to selling the Brazilian winger for €100 million.
A notable ongoing situation is the legal battle between PSG and Kylian Mbappé. Reports indicate PSG is demanding €98 million from Mbappé for “delaying tactics” in their continuing court case. This development adds another layer to the highly publicised departure of the star player.
Despite a complaint filed by La Liga president Javier Tebas regarding alleged breaches of EU competition law, both Manchester City and PSG will face no action from the European Commission, according to recent reports.
As the season draws to a thrilling close, PSG stands on the cusp of an unforgettable achievement, with the Champions League and French Cup still within their grasp.
