Between March and July 2019, PSG accumulated medals at the European Junior Cups, including several European titles. Matches played at home: 1,233 including 998 victories (80.94%), 154 draws (12.49%) and 81 defeats (6.57%). Farid Benstiti's group continues its journey in the championship, until the start of the return matches, arriving within 3 points of Lyon at the beginning of February. Despite a historic group stage in terms of points collected and goals scored, Raja struggles in the championship and misses the title race. While since 2010, the reigning world champions have systematically been eliminated in the first round, the Blues overcame this obstacle in two matches, dominating Australia 4-1 then Denmark 2-1. This allows Didier Deschamps to play his substitutes for the last group match against Tunisia which wins a prestigious 1-0 victory, which does not prevent it from being eliminated, nor France from finishing first in its band.

On May 12, 2013, for the third time in its history after the titles of 1986 and 1994, the team won the championship with a victory (0-1) against OL: the Qataris' primary objective was fulfilled. In October 2020, the club announced its intention to create a network of esports Academy in France and around the world. The Paris Saint-Germain football club, parent club of PSG Judo, aims to become one of the biggest sports clubs in the world. ↑ DNCG, Professional club accounts – 2004-2005 season, 2006 (read online), p. 1994, which only brings together professional clubs from Ligue 1, Ligue 2 and National. In his first season, he managed to lift the Aquitaine club to second place in the French Football Championship (Ligue 1), thus reaching the UEFA Champions League. Thanks to a major European Nations Championship, he was elected game builder of the year and was part of the FIFA-FIFPro and UEFA standard teams in 2008. On January 11, 2009, in Pamplona, ​​he played his 300th match La Liga with FC Barcelona. December 18, 2004: Around a hundred smoke bombs were lit in the corners of the Parc des Princes during the PSG-Metz match to protest against the repressive policy of the club management.

He reestablished the bar offering fourth place to the club at the end of the 2001-2002 financial year but was criticized by the club's management (in particular Silvio Berlusconi) who criticized him for implementing a game that was too defensive, psg kit unusual for the Milanese. The structure was led until October 2017 by Yellowstar, a former professional League of Legends player, as Head of eSports, then currently by Yassine Jaada as Chief Gaming Officer. This section is led by former professional League of Legends player Bora "Yellowstar" Kim, who is responsible for bringing the team to the top division and creating a specialized League of Legends team. On May 3, 2023, PSG joined forces with another esports structure called “Tundra esports” and they formed a new rocket league esports team called “PSG tundra”. In March, the club announced its new team, this time Asian and based in Singapore, consisting of Singaporeans Nicholas "CoupdeAce" Wilson Ng, Kogure "Relyh" Yo, Charleston "Scythe" Yeo (as substitute) and Japanese Jordon " Jordon » Koh Yuen Sheng. On October 18, 2018, PSG eSports announced the launch of a team on FIFA Online, the Asian version of the FIFA game, in partnership with LGD Gaming.

LGD Gaming (en) in China on Dota 2 and FIFA Online, Team RRQ in Indonesia on Mobile Legends and Talon Esports in Hong Kong on League of Legends. On February 8, 2019, PSG Esports announced a partnership with the Indonesian team Rex Regum Qeon (Team RRQ) on the mobile MOBA Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The PSG team wins its competition by beating Team QLASH in the final. He took a starting place in his first season at the club and took his club to the semi-final of the King's Cup. After a disappointing spring tournament, PSG announces the departures of Pilot, Sprattel, Steve and WhiteKnight from its League of Legends team. PSG Esports currently has teams in five games, League of Legends, FIFA, Dota 2, FIFA Online via a partnership with Chinese training LGD Gaming for the latter two, and the mobile game Brawl Stars. In February 2019, Arsène “AF5” Froon, known for his tutorials on the FIFA license and with 300,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, became the official YouTuber of PSG on the EA Sports football simulation. The judokas contacted to join Riner in the new Parisian project were not convinced by the contractual conditions proposed: fixed-term contracts of one year, with unattractive salaries (less than 4,000 euros per month).