“Two Champions Leagues”: Giuly puts PSG on top of French football

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·7 de junio de 2026

“Two Champions Leagues”: Giuly puts PSG on top of French football

Paris Saint-Germain continue to break down barriers in the eyes of former players. Ludovic Giuly, 49, a former PSG right winger, expressed his immense pride in comments relayed by beIN SPORTS, even going so far as to place this team at the top of French football history.

Giuly: “This Paris team shows that it’s one big family”

“It’s important for France, for the club, for us supporters, for the former players—it’s a huge celebration. And I’m very proud of this Paris team, because it shows that it’s one big family. And on the pitch, they are the best right now. So it’s nothing but pride.”

Ludovic Giuly is not just praising a trophy or a run of good form. He is stressing what this period says about PSG: a club that brings people together, that goes beyond its squad alone, and that also reaches those who wore the shirt before this generation. It is precisely this link between performance, identity, and a sense of belonging that gives his words particular weight.

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Giuly: “The best French team we’ve ever seen”

“The best team in French football history? In any case, it has shown that over the last two years. And it’s not over yet, so yes, obviously, today, it’s the best French team we’ve ever seen. With two Champions Leagues, anyone who says otherwise would have a hard time making the case.”

The statement is a strong one, but it is based on an argument that is hard to dismiss: sustained excellence at the very highest European level. By referring to the last two years, Giuly is not talking only about a brief peak, but about established dominance. For PSG, this recognition from a former player adds even more weight to the idea of a historic cycle, with a team that does not seem willing to stop there.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.