This Sunday, during Matchday 33 of Ligue 1 2025-2026, Paris Saint-Germain faced Brest at the Parc des Princes. After a match where the Red and Blue struggled to score, despite dominating possession, they still managed to secure a 1-0 victory. Here are our player ratings for the Parisians.
Goalkeeper –
Renato Marin (6) – Rarely tested, made some well-timed saves in the first half. However, he needs to be careful in the air.
Defenders –
Senny Mayulu (6.5) – A good match on his flank, enterprising in attack, he wasn’t too troubled defensively.
Marquinhos (6) – A decent match from him. Rarely tested, he played high up the pitch, but he could have created even more attacking opportunities.
Ilya Zabarnyi (6) – Like Marquinhos, he remained fairly composed in possession, while defensively, he was rarely called upon.
Lucas Hernandez (6) – Quite focused, he delivered a solid performance overall.
Midfielders –
Lucas Beraldo (4) – He was less involved than in recent matches. More reserved in his demeanor, he was less influential in midfield with his passing.
Dro Fernandez (6) – A difficult start to the match, he gradually grew into the game to finish with a fairly decent performance overall.
Fabian Ruiz (6) – A decent match from him. He played as the primary distributor of the ball, with varying degrees of success. Substituted in the 61st minute by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
Forwards –
Lee Kang-in (5.5) – Difficult to fully assess him. His technique is impressive at times, but it’s rarely decisive, or at least not effective enough. Substituted by Désiré Doué in the 53rd minute.
Bradley Barcola (4) – He’s no longer completing his dribbles, he’s making technical errors, and he’s getting fewer and fewer chances. He’s clearly lacking confidence. Substituted by Joao Neves in the 69th minute.
Gonçalo Ramos (3) – His time at PSG seems to be drawing to a close. He’s no longer able to be decisive, surely lacking confidence and playing time. Another difficult opportunity for him as a starter. Substituted by Ousmane Dembélé in the 61st minute.
Coach –
Luis Enrique (6) – Caught up in his squad rotation, he watched his team struggle despite creating chances. His “substitute” team is not at the level of the “starting” team and at this important moment when he needs everyone, this could have cost him a tense end to the season in Ligue 1. His changes “obviously” made the difference.
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