PSG to play for their sixth trophy of the year in Doha | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain, the 2025 Champions League winner, will compete in the Intercontinental Cup final on December 17 in Doha. Already qualified, the Parisian club will attempt to clinch a sixth title this year, having already swept the Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Champions Trophy, C1 and European Supercup.

PSG will not have to go through the qualifying mini-tournament, reserved for other continental winners such as Cruz Azul, Pyramids FC, Auckland City or Al Ahli. These clubs will have to play two to three matches before hoping to challenge the Parisian giant, the logical favorite of the competition. This format greatly benefits the capital's club, which arrives rested and armed with its stars to play an additional trophy on the world stage.

The symbolism will be strong: clinching this sixth title in Doha, the stronghold of its majority shareholder, would give a particular resonance to an already historic year for PSG. This competition is another way for PSG to write its history, even if on December 17, the club will also have other competitions to manage.

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