Paris Saint-Germain secured a historic sixth title of the 2025 season Sunday, defeating Flamengo in the Intercontinental Cup final played in Doha, Qatar [[1]]. The victory was tempered by an early injury to South Korean midfielder Lee Kang-in, who exited the match in the 35th minute with an apparent thigh injury [[3]]. Despite the setback,PSG showcased its depth and resilience to complete an unprecedented trophy haul,solidifying its position as a global football powerhouse [[2]].
PSG Completes Historic Six-Title Season Despite Lee Kang-in Injury
Paris Saint-Germain has capped off a remarkable season, securing their sixth trophy of the year with a victory in the Intercontinental Cup. The triumph comes even as star midfielder Lee Kang-in continues to recover from injury, adding to the team’s impressive run of form.
Despite Lee Kang-in’s absence, PSG demonstrated their depth and resilience, claiming the Intercontinental Cup title to complete a historic six-title haul for the season. This achievement underscores the club’s dominance and ambition on multiple fronts.
The team’s success was further highlighted by a standout performance from backup goalkeeper, whose crucial saves throughout the season have been instrumental in their victories. His contributions have been a key factor in PSG’s consistent success, earning him recognition as a pivotal player.
Adding to the celebrations, forward Georginio Raphinha scored a crucial goal for Flamengo, sparking jubilant scenes among the team’s supporters. The goal exemplified the passion and excitement surrounding the club and its players.
Lee Kang-in, despite being sidelined with an injury, was seen celebrating with his teammates, showcasing the strong team spirit within PSG. The club’s ability to rally around its players, even in the face of adversity, has been a hallmark of their success this season. This victory marks another milestone in PSG’s quest for continued dominance in both domestic and international competitions.
