5 players with most appearances in Paris Saint-Germain’s history
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are one of the biggest cubs in world football. The Parisians have dominated French football in recent years. However, that wasn't the case prior to the last decade. They had enjoyed tremendous domestic success but it was not as consistent as it is now.
The investment from Qatar Sports Group has played a huge role and has been the driving factor in PSG's recent success. The new-found financial power has allowed them to compete at the highest level while attracting some of the biggest players in the world. Many of them have stayed at the club for a long time, amassing a record number of appearances.
On that note, let's take a look at 5 players with the most appearances for PSG in their history.
Most appearances for PSG
#5 Thiago Silva - 315 Appearances
The Brazilian centre-back is one of the best defenders in modern football. He was one of the many star footballers signed by PSG in 2012 as they embarked on a new era in the club's history. The defender spent eight years with the Parisian giants, making a total of 315 appearances in all competitions.
Thiago Silva signed for PSG from AC Milan. Ever since his arrival, the defender was a regular feature in the team during his time despite frequent changes in management. He was a leader at the club and played a crucial role in driving them to the top of French football.
Silva captained the side to several trophies. He won seven league titles and multiple domestic cups with the club while also guiding them to a maiden Champions League Final appearance.
Thiago Silva: “I went to PSG to win this cup. Every time Paris got knocked out, it was made out to be my fault.” https://t.co/uKVQm9ThDM
#4 Paul Le Guen - 333 Appearances
The former footballer is a legend at the club. He spent seven years at Paris Saint Germain from 1991 to 1998, making 333 appearances for them. Before that, the French footballer played for Nantes and Brest. The midfielder played a crucial role in PSG's domestic success in that decade.
Le Guen won the League title, three French Cups, and two League Cups with the Parisians. He also scored the winning goal in the 1995 Coupe de France Final against Strasbourg.
Following his retirement, the French footballer went into management and spent two years in charge of the Parisian club.. He currently manages Ligue 2 club Le Havre after having stints at Lyon, Rangers, and Rennes. Le Guen coached the Cameroon and Oman national football teams as well.
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