Paris Saint-Germain Enters Guinness World Records with Twelve Milestones

Paris Saint-Germain continues to write its name in football history. The capital club recently collected twelve certificates from Guinness World Records in recognition of its collective and individual accomplishments on both the French and European stages.

Paris Saint-Germain is breaking records. Over the course of three seasons, the Parisian club has dominated European football, notably by winning back-to-back UEFA Champions League titles. Aiming for a third consecutive crown—a feat that would place it alongside Ajax Amsterdam, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid among the elite clubs to have achieved such a milestone—the Parisian outfit was recently awarded twelve honors by the prestigious Guinness World Records.

The first record is credited to Désiré Doué. With 19 international caps to his name, the French international became the player with the most goal contributions in a single Champions League final, scoring two goals and providing an assist against Inter Milan in 2025.
This performance came during Paris Saint-Germain's historic 5-0 victory, which also stands as the largest margin of victory ever recorded in the tournament's final, representing another record in itself.

Last season, Luis Enrique's men also equalled FC Barcelona's record, set during the 1999-2000 season, for the most goals scored by a team in a single Champions League campaign, with 45 goals. The Parisian club then retained its title by overcoming Arsenal in the final following a dramatic penalty shootout.

Several players also earned accolades for outstanding individual performances with the capital club on the continental stage. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia notably made tournament history by contributing at least one goal—either by scoring or providing an assist—in seven consecutive matches within the same season. The Georgian winger was named Champions League Player of the Season last term. Meanwhile, Vitinha set a new benchmark with 1,602 completed passes in a single European Cup season.

Records for Paris Saint-Germain and Marquinhos in Ligue 1

While Paris Saint-Germain dominated European football by claiming the last two editions of the Champions League, the club has also maintained its status as the domestic benchmark. In the 2025-2026 season, the Parisians claimed their 14th Ligue 1 title, an all-time record in the history of the competition. This gap continues to widen over their closest challenger, Saint-Étienne, who have won the title ten times.

This collective dominance is equally mirrored in individual achievements. Paris Saint-Germain captain Marquinhos holds the record for the most Ligue 1 titles won by a single player. The Brazilian defender has lifted eleven trophies in just thirteen seasons since arriving in the capital in 2013.

Another individual honor goes to Fabián Ruiz. The Spanish midfielder achieved the longest unbeaten run for a player in Ligue 1 history, going 51 consecutive matches without defeat between 2023 and 2025. Over this period, he recorded 40 wins and 11 draws.

Victories, Dominance, and Points: Other Domestic Records for Paris Saint-Germain

Paris Saint-Germain's presence in the Guinness World Records is not limited solely to titles and individual accolades; the club also holds several team records in Ligue 1. Among these achievements is the record for the most consecutive victories in a single Ligue 1 season, with 14 wins. The Parisian club also boasts the longest unbeaten run in the league's history, spanning 36 consecutive matches without defeat.

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