Superior strength, PSG sets an unprecedented record in history

07/12/2025 17:50:00 GoalGuru

The 5-0 win against Rennes brought PSG to 48 victories in 2025, equaling the all-time record and demonstrating the overwhelming strength of French and European football.

Paris Saint-Germain continues to prove why 2025 is the most successful period in the club’s history. Thanks to their 5-0 demolition of Stade Rennais, the capital club raised their total wins this calendar year to 48, matching the all-time record set in 2017. This milestone highlights a rare consistency in modern European football, especially considering PSG competes across multiple competitions with a dense schedule.

The win over Rennes was more than just a three-point result. It was a declaration that PSG maintains their destructive form even after securing major titles this season, including the Champions League title along with numerous domestic trophies. The year 2025 showcases a fully developed team with deep squad depth, tactical versatility, and superior game control.

PSG has a total of 48 wins in 2025, tying the record set in 2017

Beyond the record number of wins, PSG has also joined the ranks of the highest-scoring teams in Europe this season. They have reached 50 goals across all competitions, becoming the fourth club in Europe’s top five leagues to achieve this feat. Ahead of them are Bayern Munich with 76 goals, Barcelona with 59, and Manchester City with 50. This clearly reflects the explosive firepower of PSG’s attack—one of the continent’s most efficient squads this year.

PSG’s performance in Ligue 1 remains very strong but is no longer absolutely dominant as in previous seasons. With 10 wins from 15 matches, they currently sit second in the table with 33 points, just one point behind leaders Lens.

This indicates a much tighter title race in the 2025/26 season as Lens maintain an impressive winning streak. Nevertheless, PSG shows notable stability, having lost only twice and scoring 32 goals in 15 rounds—a clear sign they remain a leading contender for the championship.

2025 is also the year the French club won the Champions League for the first time

While many European giants face transitional phases, PSG is entering its most mature era. Their 48 wins in a calendar year, equaling the all-time record, testify to a stable, explosive team capable of sustaining long-term ambitions. With this momentum, PSG can surpass their own record and set a new benchmark for world football in 2025.

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