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PSG has had legendary players like George Weah, Ronaldinho, Raí, David Ginola, and more recently, Zlatan Ibrahimović and Neymar.

PSG’s ultras, known as “Collectif Ultras Paris” (CUP), are a passionate fan group that creates a vibrant atmosphere at matches. They are a significant part of the club’s culture and contribute to the electric environment at the Parc des Princes.

The “Parisian Dream” is PSG’s vision to become one of the world’s leading football clubs, consistently competing for top honors in domestic and international competitions.

PSG has reached the UEFA Champions League final, among other European achievements. Their ambition to win the Champions League remains a focal point for the club.

Olympique de Marseille’s participation in European competitions, including their UEFA Champions League victory, has elevated the international profile of French football. Their achievements have showcased the competitiveness of French clubs on the European stage.

The rivalry between Olympique de Marseille and PSG is known as “Le Classique.” It’s one of the most intense rivalries in French football, showcasing the competition between the two biggest clubs in France.

Olympique de Marseille won the UEFA Champions League (formerly the European Cup) in 1993, becoming the first French club to win the prestigious trophy. This achievement remains a milestone in the club’s history.

Olympique de Marseille’s team colors are white and sky blue. They are often referred to as “Les Olympiens” (The Olympians) or simply “OM.”

Olympique de Marseille’s home stadium is Stade Vélodrome, located in Marseille, France. It is known for its passionate atmosphere and iconic architecture.

Manchester City’s fan base has grown significantly over the years, including a mix of long-time supporters and newer fans attracted by the club’s successes. The global appeal of Premier League football has contributed to the diverse fan community.