How PSG supporters who stayed through the club’s darkest years are acting right now.

Man City gave five of their key players three extra days of rest, but I don’t see anyone talking about it because they’re not named PSG and aren’t winning UCLs.

We’ll see what they think on June 5th.

May he come back stronger. ❤️‍🩹

2027 is his year, mark my words.

So let me get this straight. Rodri finishes 5th largely for his World Cup despite spending most of City’s season injured, while Fabián Ruiz finishes 10th after being just as impactful for Spain AND winning four more trophies with PSG, including the UCL as a starter?

Seeing players go from being doubted to reaching the very top just puts a smile on my face.

Back to back UCL winners, yet PSG didn’t have a single player in the top 5 of the Ballon d’Or rankings. That three peat is going to hit like crack and shut all these journalists up. #bet

Soon to be 28 years old, no Ballon d’Ors, no UCLs. But hey, let’s not forget that World Cup he won back in 2018. 👍

Kvaratskhelia: 6th Dembélé: 7th

Mbappé, you’ll never be #him

More than a club.

Le grand Paris Saint-Germain pour le back to back

FIFA couldn’t rob us of Men’s Club of the Year.

They’ve given Coach of the Year to a guy who relied on last minute winners from Ferran Torres and Mikel Merino over Luis Enrique, who plays beautiful football and won back to back UCLs.

Mika Godts goal and assist off the bench. We have arrived.

I can feel the aura through the screen.

Pacho: 20th Vitinha: 14th Nuno Mendes: 23rd Hakimi: 13th João Neves: 19th The disrespect toward PSG players is crazy, and it isn’t even over yet. #robbery

These Ballon d’Or rankings are already making me lose hope for what’s to come later.

The best left back of this generation ranked 23rd