PSG's director eyes emerging Portuguese stars, hinting at new talent recruitment beyond current stars. Portugal's next generation is on his radar.

PSG has recently been shining on the European stage. But behind this war machine stands one man: Luis Campos. The Portuguese sporting director has sniffed out the right moves, uncovered talent, and built a united squad. The result? A team capable of challenging the very top of the Champions League.

PSG face Flamengo in the 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup. Fans across the United States can watch every moment, with complete kickoff times and broadcast details available for both TV and streaming platforms.

Matvei Safonov made four straight penalty saves in a shootout to help Paris Saint-Germain beat Flamengo in the Intercontinental Cup final and win a sixth trophy of 2025.

Even the stars recently honored at the Globe Soccer Awards — Dembélé, Vitinha, and Désiré Doué — will be present, despite their brief trip to Dubai. The message from Luis Enrique is clear: the restart is serious, expectations are high, and no one is above the collective.

There is confusion, debate, and curiosity around what this match actually represents — and how PSG could still claim a form of global supremacy despite another club officially holding soccer’s highest crown.

A new edition of the Globe Soccer Awards 2025 took place, the gala that has been recognizing the leading figures in world football since 2010. The ceremony, organized by the Dubai Sports Council, was held in the United Arab Emirates and brought together outstanding players, coaches, and officials from the past year.