Paris SG

Paris Saint-Germain Féminin is one of France's leading women's football clubs, competing in the Première Ligue since earning promotion in 2001. Founded in 1971 following the French Football Federation's reintroduction of women's football, PSG have consistently been Lyon's closest domestic rivals and have reached the UEFA Women's Champions League semi-finals on multiple occasions, establishing themselves as a force in European competition. The 2025-26 season marks a transitional period for PSG women under head coach Paulo César, who has launched a youth-focused project. The club saw major departures in recent seasons, with record scorer Marie-Antoinette Katoto (162 goals in 205 games) joining Lyon in June 2025, and other key players like Grace Geyoro and Tabitha Chawinga also departing. Despite these losses, PSG remain one of the best-resourced women's clubs in France, backed by Qatar Sports Investments' commitment to the women's programme. PSG women play their home matches at the Campus PSG in Poissy, west of Paris. The club has won two Première Ligue titles and multiple Coupe de France Féminine trophies, and their continued investment in infrastructure and youth development signals long-term ambitions to compete at the very top of European women's football.