Paris Saint-Germain: A Legacy of Failure

YES. After 3 months, we finally look through Paris Saint Germain's many failed Champions League campaigns. Spoiler alert: there's a lot as you can see from this vid being 40 minutes long.

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0:00 Intro
0:43 History
5:27 A Legacy of Failure
8:36 2013/14
11:02 2014/15
15:14 2015/16
18:02 2016/17
22:29 2017/18
24:55 2018/19
27:12 2019/20
31:01 2020/21
33:24 2021/22

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[rickygonzalez]

New Title:
Paris Saint-Germain: A Legacy of Failure (1970-2025)

[cloutboiijb]

Someone wake this man up for that psg final 2025‼️

[kingkyogre]

Time to change the title to PSG A legacy of failure (1970-2025)

[lucaslonchampt]

I said it on a different channel, but it's worth repeating

It has been 10 years since I've watched PSG dominate my league. Ligue 1 desperately needs at least one team to challenge consistently PSG because we see how they can coast in the season because they have the talent. They have been awful this year, yet are still going to be the champions.

Meanwhile, they have never put in place any kind of club identity in that locker room. It's just a revolving door of coaches and mercinaries.

And their recruiting in the off season was odd. Messi is a great, fantastic name, but at his age, he was not going to fit in well with Mbppe, Neymar and all the attacking talent now stuck to the bench. Why was Donnaruma brought in when you already had a world-class goalkeeper?

It's a club with money, but no clear vision

[_MrMoney]

PSG is the great example that you can't win it all in football just by throwing money at everything you see. You need a vision, a united core, a distinct style of play, a competitive league that keeps the team in top form every week and chemistry between the players.

[stevefromlatvia]

Who's here after PSG won the Champions League?

[YuuChoobHandle]

This, THIS is the Maqwell video that I come back to again and again. It's just sublime.

[Venezuela_Iphone]

History of Failure Arsenal edition soon?

[randomchannel]

Who’s here after PSG just won the champions league in 2025?

[jasperredican]

40 minutes of prime UCL memories for me? AND the PSG melodrama show? Yes please!

[brianchua]

Anyone here after PSG destroyed Inter Milan in the finals? 😅

[lucaslonchampt]

About Barcelona's famous remontada, there's an infamous quote made by a French Canal + commentator, Stéphane Guy.

At the 83rd minute, with PSG down 3-1, they would still qualify if the score stood. The commentator talked about their imminent qualification and the optimism Barcelona fans had before Paris' goal, but now it was over as, as he put it "Against them, it's not Gijon, it's not Valladolid. This is PSG."

And after Barcelona scored its 6 goal, 7 days after they beat Gijon 6-1, he exclaimed It's not possible!", which became a meme in France

[thegreekguy]

Am watching this 3 years later as PSG has a very solid chance to go on the finals or even win the whole thing...and its the year they didn't spend 200 quadrillion in transfers

[TurboGauchiste]

PSG is even a greater failure than you think...
Ile de France Region where Paris sit in is today the most prominent high level football players factory in a world but none of these talents play for PSG (except Mbappe and for not too much time) although some have gone through the PSG academy.

Even Mbappe who was trained in Clairefontaine and born and raised in Parisian suburb of Bondy was a produce of Monaco youth academy.

And you have players like Coman, Nkunku Maignan who are french internationals and top level players produced by PSG youth academy but who don't play anymore in PSG.

The problem of the PSG is the lack of local feeling about this club, inner Paris isn't a true football city but the suburbs it's a complete other history.
The Qatar don't understand how he can use this gold mine of talents before just throw money out of windows.

[cread]

Coming back to this video after they reached the champions league final again, this time they are actually a proper team who are a joy to watch and not a squad full of egotistical superstars. If they beat Inter to win it then it’s much deserved, Luis Enrique has done an incredible job.

[Realboythis-tk]

Who’s here after psg won the champions league

[lucadegabriele]

And now PSG have won the UCL! Their Legacy of Failures is Over! Congratulations PSG ❤

[harrykane_]

"Man city a legacy of Failure" : Wins the Champions league shortly after.

"PSG a legacy of failure": Reaches a UCL final with prime Dembele and might even win it all.

[qtimao]

As Mourinho once said:
This is football heritage.

[kirkmontaque]

New title: psg from bottlejobs to champion league winner 🏆