Leverkusen/PSG: Pacho celebrates first goal, eyes more success

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·22 October 2025

Leverkusen/PSG: Pacho celebrates first goal, eyes more success

As part of the third matchday of the Champions League group stage, Paris Saint-Germain traveled to face Bayern Leverkusen and won 2-7 (video highlights Bayer Leverkusen/PSG). Speaking to PSG TV, Willian Pacho, the 24-year-old Parisian defender, reflected on this magnificent victory as well as his first goal in the Red and Blue jersey.

Pacho: "It’s very important for me to score my first goal with this club"

"Very happy, very happy. I think it was very good. It’s very important for me to score my first goal with this club. Thank you for the confidence my teammates, the coach, and the national team have given me so that I would have this hunger. And I think in the end, I put this mentality into practice today and, thanks to God, I was able to score my first goal. I think you shouldn’t be afraid, you should always play to win with this mentality, you should always want to win every match."

Pacho: "I am very happy with this victory we achieved today."

"No matter the opponent, you always have to want to win, because in the end, if you win one match, you want to win the next and be able to keep going. I also think we have to take into account the changes we made. If one player isn’t there, another steps up. I think that’s what makes this team different and I hope we continue like this, that we keep growing as a team, as the young players that we are. I am very happy with this victory we achieved today."

A very important moment for Pacho, who scored his first goal in Parisian colors. After an outstanding first season that allowed him to become European champion with PSG, he needed to check off the box of his first goal. That was done in a match where this Parisian team largely dominated their opponent and once again showed all of Europe who PSG is.

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It is hard to imagine an opponent in this competition capable of bringing down this Parisian team. As a collective, the capital club seems above everyone else, notably thanks to an exceptional Vitinha as conductor. Of course, this status will have to be confirmed in the coming weeks and months. But today, PSG proves that it is the European champion and, above all, ready to defend its title to the very end.

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