PSG enters Champions League with youngest average age in club's history

PSG's participation in the UEFA Champions League has been notably positive since QSI took over the reins of the French club.

Following a resounding 4-1 aggregate victory against Real Sociedad, the Parisian club demonstrated a consolidated project with an average age in the match of only 23 years and 361 days, indicating optimism for the club's future.

PSG's UEFA Champions League performance

With a week left to know the pairings for the quarter-finals in the UCL, PSG has already achieved its seventh qualification in the top European competition since the 2011/12 season, showing quite admirable growth in its mere 53 years of existence since the founding of Paris Saint-Germain.

The edition in which PSG was closest to winning the Champions League was the 2019/20 season when it fell to Bayern Munich with a score of 0-1. With Luis Enrique at the helm, the French club seems to be more focused on this championship. While Ligue 1 in this season is getting closer to being conquered, in the UCL there is a quite difficult path where it is hoped that the youth of the club will achieve the ultimate glory with PSG.

As the anticipation builds for the quarter-final pairings in the UCL, PSG's remarkable journey in the competition deserves recognition. With their seventh qualification secured since the 2011/12 season, PSG has showcased impressive growth throughout its relatively short 53-year history.

Although the club came agonizingly close to clinching the Champions League title in the 2019/20 season, falling to Bayern Munich with a score of 0-1, the leadership of Luis Enrique has instilled a renewed focus on this prestigious championship.