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PSG Begins Ligue 1 Season with 1-0 Win, Featuring New Signings

New Season, New Faces

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) started their Ligue 1 campaign with a 1-0 victory over FC Nantes on Sunday, August 12, featuring two new faces in their lineup. Goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier and defender Illia Zabarnyi, joined PSG within 72 hours of each other, making their debuts against Tottenham (2-2) in a midweek friendly and Nantes respectively.

“The players we signed will bring a lot. Knight and Zabarnyi have played today at a very good level. We know them, we think that these are players who can improve the team. This is the first match, we are quiet, calm and confident.”Luis Enrique, PSG Coach

Luis Enrique’s Message to the Squad

In his first post-match reaction of the 2025/2026 season, PSG coach Luis Enrique stressed the importance of player motivation and readiness. “To win trophies and have the successes of last year, we need all players, very motivated and very ready. It is a sine qua non condition to be a PSG player.”

Did You Know?

PSG spent a combined €118 million on these two transfers, making it one of their most expensive transfer windows.

Pro Tip

Keep an eye on Illia Zabarnyi’s development this season. The young defender has been highly rated and could have a significant impact on PSG’s defense.

FAQs

  1. How much did PSG spend on Lucas Chevalier and Illia Zabarnyi?
    PSG spent €55 million on Lucas Chevalier and €63 million on Illia Zabarnyi.
  2. When did PSG sign these players?
    PSG signed Lucas Chevalier on Saturday, August 9, and Illia Zabarnyi on Tuesday, August 12.
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Illustration of PSG players celebrating a goal. (Source: Le10Sport)

Stay tuned for more updates on PSG and the Ligue 1 season. If you’re a PSG fan, share your thoughts on the new signings in the comments below!

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