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When the FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 14, there will be a few noticeable absences. Italy, Netherlands, and Chile are all powerhouse national teams that will be watching the tournament from home but perhaps the most surprising absence …
The 2017-18 season began way back on July 19, 2017, against AS Roma in the International Champions Cup. At the time, Neymar Jr. to Paris Saint-Germain was only a rumor and Kylian Mbappé was expected to leave AS Monaco for Arsenal …
As Paris Saint-Germain fans have experienced the last few seasons, poor decisions from a referee can be the difference between winning and losing. At this summer’s FIFA World Cup in Russia, officials will be under the microscope once again but …
The world’s worst kept secret in football is out. Thomas Tuchel is officially the new manager of Paris Saint-Germain, replacing Unai Emery who is finishing up a two-year stint where he won every trophy domestically but failed to advance past …
With Paris Saint-Germain reclaiming their position at the top of Ligue 1 this season, the club waves goodbye to the Unai Emery-era. After a less than stellar end to the 2017-18 campaign, the club is …
So far on The World Cup Project, you’ve heard insightful discussions about some of the best national teams participating at this summer’s FIFA World Cup in Russia. But, what does it take to manage one …
It is common for most sports fans to get caught up in narratives and player “schticks.” In the modern 24-hour news cycle, particularly in sports, it’s easy for media outlets to put out enough articles and …
Paris Saint-Germain sleep-walked to a 2-0 loss to Stade Rennais F.C. at the Parc des Princes on Saturday in what was mostly a forgettable match. Rennes became the first team to defeat PSG at home in …
On the latest episode of The World Cup Project, host Marc Damon welcomes fellow PSG Talk contributor Cose Espinosa to discuss the golden era of Spanish football and the role Real Madrid and FC Barcelona …
By almost all measures, Paris Saint-Germain is an enormous club. Forbes values PSG at $841 million, making it the 11th most valuable football club in the world (as of June 2017).
