Dembélé and Hakimi at Collectif Ultras Paris anniversary!

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·10 Mei 2026

Dembélé and Hakimi at Collectif Ultras Paris anniversary!

Paris Saint-Germain experienced a symbolic evening at the Parc des Princes, according to Le Parisien, with the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) birthday celebration held this Saturday, May 9. Ousmane Dembélé, PSG’s 28-year-old forward, and Achraf Hakimi, the Parisian defender aged 27, embodied this rare bond between players and supporters.

Happy birthday!

“The CUP had chosen this Saturday, May 9, to celebrate its anniversary, the day after the 56th birthday of their beloved coach Luis Enrique. It was an opportunity to throw a great party in the stadium they love so much, in the stands they fill and bring to life at every home match. And, above all, to thank the players for the emotions they have been experiencing for the past two years.

United as one before the final

With a cap on his head and a Paris Saint-Germain scarf around his neck, Ousmane Dembélé seemed to enjoy his evening. All smiles, he was able to watch up close as his supporters shouted his name and sang the famous “Ousmane, Ballon d’Or.” At his side, Achraf Hakimi also did not hide how happy he was to be there, having missed the second leg of the semifinal in Munich against Bayern due to injury. However, the Moroccan is expected to be fit for the final in Budapest.”

Notre Fab au micro avec Ousmane et Achraf tout sourire pour les X ans du Collectif Ultras Paris. Le Paris Saint-Germain c’est une famille #PSG #TeamPSG
– Sabtu, 9 Mei 2026

This moment goes far beyond a simple supporters’ celebration. Above all, it reflects a Paris Saint-Germain that has entered a much calmer phase in its recent history. For a long time, the club lived with internal tensions, constant debates, stars sometimes isolated from the rest of the project, and a sense of constant noise surrounding it.

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Today, the image being projected is different: the stands support, the players respond, and the group seems to be moving in the same direction. The excitement around Ousmane Dembélé does not overshadow the collective; it goes hand in hand with it. Achraf Hakimi’s presence, despite his recent injury, also reinforces the idea of a dressing room fully committed to the overall momentum. As a major date approaches, PSG above all gives the impression of a club free of distracting side stories. And for Paris, that is hardly a minor detail: it is a small revolution.

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