At the 2025 Ballon d’Or gala organized by France Football, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) claimed the award for Best Team of the Year, following an outstanding season highlighted by their dominance in both domestic and European competitions.

Which Titles Did PSG Win to Achieve It?

Luis Enrique’s side won five of the six tournaments they competed in this season. Their achievements include the Ligue 1, the Coupe de France after defeating Reims in the final, the Trophée des Champions against Monaco, the Champions League by convincingly beating Inter Milan in the final, and the UEFA Super Cup, where they overcame Tottenham on penalties.

The only trophy that slipped away was the Club World Cup, where they fell to Chelsea. Still, their consistency in the other competitions and ability to deliver on the biggest stages made them the undisputed winners of this year’s honor.

Luis Enrique and the Collective PSG

The Best Team award not only recognizes the number of trophies won but also the style of play, consistency, and collective effort. Under the guidance of Luis Enrique, PSG showed remarkable balance between attack and defense, with a deep squad that featured standouts such as Ousmane Dembélé, Vitinha, Achraf Hakimi, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

The Spanish coach was also named Best Coach of the Year, further proof of how his work has blended individual talent with tactical solidity. For fans and analysts, this version of PSG is no longer just a club of stars, but a true team capable of handling the highest challenges.

What Comes Next

This award reinforces the idea that PSG are no longer only about big names, but a competitive structure that delivers on every front. Being recognized as the best team in the world underlines the club’s ambition to establish itself as a global benchmark.

Now the challenge is to maintain that level: defend their titles in France, reaffirm their strength in the Champions League, and respond to the pressure of being considered the most dominant team on the planet. For the players, this accolade will serve as extra motivation to keep improving; for Luis Enrique, it confirms that his methods and sporting project are on the right path.