15-0 nightmare from PSG

PSG destroys big teams without mercy.

Paris Saint-Germain ended their European campaign in style: a 5-0 thrashing of Inter Milan in the Champions League final, followed by a 4-0 thrashing of Atletico Madrid, a 2-0 win over Bayern Munich and, most recently, a 4-0 thrashing of Real Madrid at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™.

This is no longer the familiar PSG - a Ligue 1 king who often runs out of steam in Europe. Under coach Luis Enrique, the French capital team has transformed into a cold, brave and ruthless machine. They don't just win - they crush, impose and suffocate opponents with organized football, speed and ruthless discipline.

Four elite representatives of European football - Inter, Atletico, Bayern and Real - have become "unwilling blue team" in the journey to show their power of PSG. 15 goals were scored, not a single goal conceded. All took place in a context where no one remembered the name Kylian Mbappe - who left Paris in the summer of 2024. In fact, that departure seemed to be the turning point that helped PSG become more united and dangerous.

According to statistics from Opta, PSG played a total of 64 matches this season, drawing only 8 and losing 8 - an impressive number when looking at the competition density and level of competition at the continental level. It is worth noting that their destructive form is not limited to the Champions League or Club World Cup, but spreads to every arena they participate in.

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PSG is too scary right now.

In the near future, coach Luis Enrique and his team will have the opportunity to add another title when they face Tottenham - the Europa League champions - in the European Super Cup match in mid-August.

From a team that was mocked as “a rich guy lacking courage”, PSG has now become a real nightmare for any opponent. No more impulsive, uncontrolled performances. Instead, there is stability, cohesive team play and cool finishing ability. Enrique did not build a team around a superstar, he created a system without weaknesses - and that is what makes PSG more dangerous than ever.

If PSG continue to maintain their current level of comprehensiveness and hunger for victory, no one is sure where they will stop. What they are showing is not just performance - it is a declaration of a new era of European football.