Paris FC/PSG, Trapp wants more than a reunion night | OneFootball

This Sunday at 9 p.m. (broadcast on Ligue1+), Paris Saint-Germain (1st) take on Paris FC (11th) at Stade Jean Bouin as part of the 34th matchday of Ligue 1 2025-2026. In a press conference, PFC goalkeeper Kevin Trapp, 35, and a former PSG player, spoke about this match and the Parisian opponent.

Trapp: “I learned a lot, I grew with PSG”

For Kevin Trapp, this Paris FC/PSG match obviously still has a special flavor, even if the reunion effect has faded after two meetings already played this season. The German goalkeeper did not try to overplay the emotion: his time at Paris Saint-Germain left a mark on him, he grew there, but Sunday’s meeting must above all serve PFC’s present.

At home, against a Parisian side now established among Europe’s benchmarks, the objective is clear: finish well, show a competitive level, and not approach this clash with fear in their stomachs. The message is quite healthy: respect PSG, yes, but without presenting themselves as willing victims. For Paris FC, this gala match therefore remains a real test.

In this context, Trapp perfectly embodies the bridge between the two Paris clubs: attached to his past at PSG, but fully committed to Paris FC’s progress. A clear-eyed stance, without unnecessary folklore. And that is often when a prestige match becomes truly interesting.

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