PSG 2024/2025 End-of-Season Awards: Player of the Year, Best signing & more

With the season coming to an end, after many highs and lows within a year filled with unforgettable moments, it is now time to hand out PSG Post's End-of-season awards, celebrating the best performers in a year that could mark the beginning of a new era at the Parc des Princes.

From domestic dominance to possible European glory, Luis Enrique's side has given fans plenty to talk about. It is now time to reflect on who truly stood out in the 2024/2025 campaign ahead of the last two games of the season.

PSG's End-of-Season Awards:

1. Player of the Season - Ousmane Dembélé

Certainly the easiest award to give. Ousmane Dembélé is simply having the best season of his career. The 27-year-old who has been repositioned as a number nine this season by Luis Enrique has put in numerous stellar performances to guide his team to success. He stands now two games away from a possible Ballon D'or if his team comes out victorious in the Champions League final against Inter Milan.

2. Young Player of the Season - Désiré Doué

The 19-year-old has had a fantastic first season with Paris Saint-Germain, winning his first titles and earning his first minutes in the Champions League. A competition where he shone, often delivering remarkable performances helping his side to reach the final of the competition showcasing why Paris paid a large amount to bring him at the Parc des Princes. Following his wonderful season with the club, he was unsurprinsingly names UNFP Young Player of the Season.

3. Most Improved Player - Fabian Ruiz

The Most Improved Player is undoubtedly Fabian Ruiz for PSG. The Spaniard who was often criticised by fans and observers alike for his lack of impact in Paris' midfield since he joined have all witnessed his resurgence this season. He played a massive part as PSG's midfield became one of the most dominant in Europe. His ability to shine in the shadows, his passing skills and his productivity in Luis Enrique's midfield animation have certainly been key for the club while his trio with Vitinha and Joao Neves was feared by all of Europe.

4. Best Signing - Willian Pacho

The signing of the Ecuador international was the best of the season. His partnership with Marquinhos was one of the cornerstone that led Paris to success. His strengh, his pace and his ball-playing ability made him one of the best centre-backs in the world this season as he came out on top in almost all of his battles against some of Europe's finest strikers this season. He was also one of the most reliable player under Luis Enrique as he barely missed any games this season while maintaining the same level of performances throughout the campaign. Obviously, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia or Désiré Doué could have been given this awards due to their incredible performances, however, shining a light on a player that doesn't always get the recognition he deserves was the main focus.

5. Underrated Hero - Marquinhos

The Brazilian became this season the most capped player in PSG's history, as he won his tenth Ligue 1 title, a record in the competition. This player was often criticised in the past for his lack of leadership in difficult moments in the Champions League, however, this narrative completely changed this season. The 31-year-old showcased his leadership and his qualities in the hardest moments of PSG's European campaign as he hope to lift the first Champions League trophy of their history in two weeks.

6. Disappointment of the Season - Warren Zaire-Emery

This could be certainly harsh for Warren Zaire-Emery, this season has seen him wear the captain armband for PSG several times becoming one of the youngest to do so while showcasing his importance within the squad. However, an ankle injury cost him a lot as he lost his spot in the starting team for Fabian Ruiz. The incredible performances from the Spaniard relegated the France international to the bench, limiting his minutes and his influence on their results in the period. Though, his talent is undeniable, it was disappointing to see him struggle to get his place back in Luis Enrique's starting eleven.

7. Breakthrough Player - Senny Mayulu

Senny Mayulu had a great season with PSG under Luis Enrique, scoring his first professional goals while playing his first minutes in the Champions League. He was able to showcased all his talent when he was given the opportunity to do so, proving once more that he will become an important player for Paris Saint-Germain in the future. A very bright talent just waiting to shine even more in the future for Paris.

8. Best Goal of the Season - Ousmane Dembélé vs Man City

It was certainly not the most beautiful goal this season, but undoubtedly the most important as it became a defining moment of PSG's season. Despite a fantastic first half against Pep Guardiola's Man City, Luis Enrique's side found themselves trailing by two goals at the half hour mark against the run of play. However, after a fantastic move from Barcola on his left wing, the France international delivered a superb cross towards Dembélé who fired the ball past Ederson to cut their deficit and start an incredible "remontada".

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