PSG's Unprecedented 2025 Season Culminates in Historic Sixth Trophy Win

2025 marked a historic year for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), culminating in the club securing six trophies, including the prestigious Coupe Intercontinentale. In an intense final against Flamengo, PSG triumphed 2-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw through regular and extra time. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia scored the opening goal for PSG, and goalkeeper Matveï Safonov was pivotal in the shootout, saving four successive penalties.

This achievement caps a record-breaking 2025 for PSG, as reported, with the club becoming the most successful in its history regarding trophies won in a calendar year—surpassing its previous best of four trophies. Coached by Luis Enrique, PSG played an unprecedented 67 matches, winning 50 and scoring 174 goals, demonstrating remarkable consistency and offensive prowess.

Notably, PSG also set a new standard in the UEFA Champions League, securing 13 victories in 2025 alone, the most by any club within a calendar year. This record-breaking campaign contributed to clinching the Champions League title alongside domestic successes, including Ligue 1 and Coupe de France. Despite falling short of a potential seventh trophy after losing the Club World Cup final against Chelsea, the season remains lauded as historic.

Looking forward, PSG aims to defend their Champions League title in 2026. However, the absence of the Club World Cup in the upcoming season may limit opportunities to set new match records.

The Coupe Intercontinentale victory not only signifies PSG's dominance in club football but also highlights the critical contributions from key players like Kvaratskhelia and Safonov. This triumph adds another milestone to PSG's exceptional and record-setting season, pointing to a promising future for the Parisian club on both domestic and international stages.