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The 2023/24 season of the UEFA Champions League will commence on September 19 with a whole host of enticing games on matchday 1 of the storied tournament
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Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday announced that Kylian Mbappe has been reintegrated with the first squad of the football club
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Paris St-Germain on Saturday announced the signing of France forward Ousmane Dembele from Barcelona on a five-year deal
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After a glorious career with Barcelona, he joined Paris Saint-Germain, a French football giant, in 2021.
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Kylian Mbappe has reportedly turned down a world record offer from Saudi Arabian football club Al Hilal
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The club does not want to let him leave for free at the end of next season and says the 2022 World Cup top scorer will either sign a new contract or be sold
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In two seasons, Ramos featured for PSG on 44 occasions in Ligue 1, scoring three goals and registering a single assist
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The World Cup-winning captain scored 16 goals and registered 16 assists in Ligue 1 for PSG this season, helping the Qatari-owned club defend the league title
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Even if the striker's comment after City's 2-1 win Wednesday — as both teams advanced in the Champions League — did cut to the heart of the contrasts in their performances.
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The former Barcelona ace was presented with PSG's other four summer signings Sergio Ramos, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Georginio Wijnaldum, and Achraf Hakimi in a welcome ceremony at the centre of the pitch just one hour before the kick-off.
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"Every time I see this boy, he is smiling. It is impossible not to smile back. It is contagious. I, like many Brazilians, am always happy when I see him playing soccer," wrote Pele
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Victory gave Lille a fourth French crown and stopped PSG from sealing a record-equaling 10th to join Marseille and Saint-Etienne.
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In the second-leg semi-final, City outclassed PSG 2-0 and as a result, they won the fixture 4-1 on aggregate. In the first-leg semi-final between both these sides, city">Manchester City had emerged triumphant after defeating PSG 2-1.
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Bayern defeated PSG 3-2 on Thursday to gain an advantage in the quarterfinal of the Champions League.
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Neymar was shown a second yellow card in the 90th minute for kicking right back Tiago Djalo off the ball, having been booked in the first half for shoving midfielder Benjamin Andre in the face
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"After analysis of clinical exams and scans, it is expected that he'll be out for around four weeks depending on the evolution of the injury," the capital club said in a statement on Thursday.
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PSG moved three points clear of second-place Lille, which can move level on points by winning at fifth-place Rennes on Sunday but has a vastly inferior goal difference
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Argentinian Mauricio Pochettino is widely reported to be the favourite to become the next PSG coach
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The midfielder was sent off in the 70th minute for a second yellow card after his challenge on former United midfielder Ander Herrera just after United had gone 2-1 down when Marquinhos scored.
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"I felt like it was tough, but that was of our own making. We simply stopped playing in the second half, we didn't stick to our plan and we didn't work hard enough," the club's official website quoted Tuchel as saying.