Sonia Bompastor | EASFC 25

[Xixak]

title chance

Yeah gotta come back stronger next season. PSG is just tough af to catch they barely drop points.

[JustinCase]

Expensive defeat against Lille. You won't come back from that against a side that rarely lose points. Not a bad thing to keep something to chase ahead of you though.

[Xixak]

Expensive defeat against Lille. You won't come back from that against a side that rarely lose points. Not a bad thing to keep something to chase ahead of you though.

Yeah gives us something to aspire to still. We go again next season...

[Xixak]

Paris FC Clinch First Ever Qualification for Champions League Football with Emphatic Win over Stade Brestois

Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Ligue 1 | Matchday #32
Stade Jean-Bouin
Paris FC (2nd) vs. Stade Brestois 29 (12th)

6 - 1


Leo Poisson was immense today, contributing to five of the team's six goals

Lineup (4-3-3)
Adedeji-Sternberg --- Martial --- Poisson
Mbappe --- Doucet --- Lopez (C)
Ollila --- Coulibaly --- Mbow --- Tourraine
Nkambadio

Match Facts
54% - Possession - 46%
13 - Shots - 8
249 - Passes Attempted - 221
89% - Pass Accuracy - 88%
24 - Tackles - 14

Match Events
23' L. Poisson (PFC)
32' L. Ajorque (SB29)
45' L. Poisson (PFC)
45' L. Poisson (PFC)
56' A. Martial (PFC)
69' M. Camara (SB29)
72' N. Adedeji-Sternberg (PFC)
86' V. Marchetti (PFC)

Man of the Match
Leo Poisson (PFC): 9.4 rating, 3 goals, 2 assists

[Xixak]

Paris FC: End of Season Update


Paris FC finished an extremely impressive 2nd place in their first season in Ligue 1.

Paris FC have completed a remarkable Ligue 1 campaign, finishing second with 78 points, firmly establishing themselves as the new force in Paris behind Paris Saint-Germain. While PSG ultimately secured the title with 87 points, Paris FC’s 103 goals scored and +55 goal difference underline just how dominant their rise has been.

The season belonged to Anthony Martial, who claimed both the Golden Boot (31 goals) and top assist honors (17) in a historic individual campaign. He was supported by Noah Adedeji-Sternberg (20 goals) and a creative core led by Ethan Mbappé, who finished with 14 assists. Breakout academy winger Léo Poisson also impressed, adding 12 assists in a major step forward.

Defensively, Obed Nkambadio recorded 12 clean sheets, matching the league’s best and anchoring a backline that balanced aggression with resilience.

The campaign ended with mixed results — a 0–2 loss to RC Lens followed by a 2–0 win over Stade de Reims — but did little to dampen what has been a transformative year.

Paris FC are no longer chasing relevance — they are now chasing titles. And looking to overcome their local rivals who won a historic treble this season.

Around Europe Winners

• Coupe de France: Paris SG def. Marseille 2-0
• UEFA Super Cup: Arsenal def. Galatasaray 2-1
• UEFA Champions League: Paris SG def. Bayern 1-0
• UEFA Europa League: Chelsea def. Newcastle 0-0 (5-4 on penalties)
• UEFA Europa Conference League: Aston Villa def. Trabzonspor 2-1
• English Premier League: Arsenal
• German Bundesliga: FC Bayern Munchen
• Italian Serie A: AC Milan
• Spanish LaLiga: Real Madrid

[Xixak]

Paris FC Want Star, Young Talent and European Football Again in 2026-27


Paris FC director Marco Neppe (center) has big plans for this season.

Paris FC enter the 2026–27 season with expectations firmly raised after their breakthrough campaign. Having established themselves as one of Ligue 1’s top sides, the club’s primary objective is clear: secure European qualification once again and prove their rise is sustainable.

Beyond results, the board has outlined an aggressive recruitment strategy. Paris FC aim to sign at least three high-profile young talents, continuing their model of identifying elite prospects who can grow within Sonia Bompastor’s system while retaining long-term value. The emphasis remains on athleticism, technical quality, and tactical intelligence.

At the same time, the club is targeting a marquee signing in midfield or attack, a proven star capable of elevating the squad’s ceiling. With Champions League ambitions now a reality, leadership believes an elite-level addition is necessary to compete against Europe’s best.

The message from Paris FC is unmistakable: last season was the arrival, now comes consolidation and elevation.

[Agent]

Went out with a blowout win. You love to see it

[Xixak]

Went out with a blowout win. You love to see it

Yeah not a bad way to end the season.

[Xixak]

Paris FC Bring N'Golo Kante Home in Statement Signing


The former Premier League and World Cup winner returns to his hometown of Paris.

Paris FC have completed a high-profile move for N'Golo Kanté, signing the 35-year-old midfielder from Al-Ittihad for €15.9 million.

The deal represents more than just a late-career addition, it’s a strategic move to inject elite experience, leadership, and winning pedigree into a squad preparing for European competition. A World Cup winner and one of the most respected midfielders of his generation, Kanté brings invaluable know-how to a young and evolving team.

Crucially, the move also carries emotional significance. Born in Paris, Kanté’s arrival is seen as a homecoming, reinforcing the club’s identity as a team rooted in the city and its talent.

On the pitch, his intelligence, ball-winning ability, and composure in possession make him an ideal fit to stabilize midfield in high-stakes matches.

For Paris FC, this is both a symbolic and competitive statement ahead of the new season.

[Xixak]

Paris FC Land Joaquin Seys in Swap Plus Cash Deal


The new signing poses for a picture with manager Sonia Bompastor.

Paris FC have strengthened their defensive options with the signing of Joaquin Seys from Club Brugge KV in a swap-plus-cash deal. The agreement sees left back Jules Gaudin move the other way, along with an additional €10 million.

Seys, 21, arrives as a high-upside, modern fullback and is expected to compete immediately with Tuomas Ollila for the starting left back role. Known for his athleticism, defensive awareness, and ability to contribute in possession, he fits well within Sonia Bompastor’s demanding system.

Club officials view the move as both a short-term upgrade and a long-term investment, with Seys offering greater upside and versatility. The competition between him and Ollila is expected to raise the overall level of the position.

For Paris FC, it’s another smart piece of business as they continue to refine a squad built to compete domestically and in Europe.