Paris Saint Germain now has 12 recognised world records in the 2027 edition of Guinness World Records, split between seven team records and five individual ones. The headline number is not a novelty entry. It is a statistical picture of a club that has been piling up extreme results in France and in Europe.
Team records built on control
The strongest team marker is the 5-0 win over Inter in the 2025 Champions League final, which the article describes as the biggest winning margin ever at that stage of the competition. That sits alongside 39 consecutive away league matches without defeat between 2023 and 2025, 36 league matches unbeaten between 2015 and 2016, 14 straight victories in 2018-2019, 96 points in 2015-2016 and 14 French league titles.
Those are not random lines on a certificate. Paris Saint Germain are also top of Ligue 1 with 20 points from 9 matches, and they have already scored 20 goals in 4 Champions League matches while conceding only 5. That is the sort of domestic and European control that explains why the club's name keeps appearing in record lists.
Individual marks from across the squad
The player entries are spread across different jobs on the pitch. Vitinha is credited with 1,602 completed passes in one edition of the Champions League, and his 7.73 Champions League rating lines up with that kind of volume. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is recognised for involvement in at least one goal in seven consecutive Champions League knockout matches, while Désiré Doué is credited with three decisive contributions in the European final against Inter and has 5 Champions League goal contributions across 3 appearances.
Fabián Ruiz also features with 51 consecutive matches without defeat and 5 Champions League goal contributions across 4 appearances. Marquinhos rounds out the list with 11 titles in the Paris shirt, plus 3 Ligue 1 goals this season from defence. PSG's record book is not built on one superstar stat. It is built on several players reaching unusual numbers at the same time.
The only part that still invites a small asterisk is the 5-0 final, because the Guinness line is being reported through Foot Mercato rather than independently rechecked here. Even so, the broader case is hard to miss. PSG's records now sit on top of a season in which the club leads Ligue 1 and has won all four of its Champions League league-phase matches.
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