Here are three Guinness World Records set by PSG following their unforgettable win in the 2026 Champions League final against Arsenal.
Paris Saint-Germain's journey to UEFA Champions League glory was filled with memorable moments, but it was also a season that saw the French giants rewrite the record books.
Most Consecutive Knockout Matches with a Goal Involvement in a UEFA Champions League Season – 7 (Khvicha Kvaratskhelia)
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia emerged as one of PSG's biggest stars during their title-winning campaign, setting a new Champions League record with goal involvements in seven consecutive knockout-stage matches. The Georgian winger consistently delivered in the competition's biggest moments, playing a crucial role as PSG powered their way to European glory.
Most Passes by a Football Player in a UEFA Champions League Season – 1,602 (Vitinha)
Midfield orchestrator Vitinha also carved his name into Champions League history. The Portuguese international completed an astonishing 1,602 passes throughout the campaign, the highest tally ever recorded by a player in a single season of the competition. His composure, vision, and ability to control matches were key components of PSG's success.
Most Goals Scored in a UEFA Champions League Season (Team) – 45 (Joint Record)
PSG's attacking brilliance was reflected in another historic achievement. The newly crowned champions scored 45 goals during the tournament, equalling the all-time record set by Barcelona during the 1999/2000 season. Their relentless firepower and attacking depth overwhelmed opponents throughout the competition and helped deliver the club's long-awaited European crown.
These records serve as further proof of PSG's dominance during a historic Champions League campaign that will be remembered for years to come.
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