Paris Saint-Germain dominated the 2025/26 UNFP Awards in Paris, with star winger Ousmane Dembélé crowned Ligue 1 Player of the Year after a standout season in France.
Dembélé, who succeeded former PSG superstar Kylian Mbappé as the league’s top individual honour, enjoyed a brilliant campaign that cemented his status among Europe’s elite attackers.
The French winger delivered key contributions across the season, including goals, assists, and decisive performances, helping PSG maintain their domestic dominance.
“This is an individual trophy, but all the individual trophies I’ve won are thanks to this team,” Dembélé said after receiving the award.
PSG’s award night domination
PSG didn’t just stop at the main prize — the club also saw multiple individuals recognised for their excellence across the season.
Désiré Doué was named Best Young Player, rewarding his breakthrough campaign and rapid rise in Ligue 1.
Coaching & goalkeeping honours
Pierre Sage was crowned Coach of the Year after guiding Lens to a highly competitive season that challenged PSG for long stretches.
Meanwhile, Lens goalkeeper Robin Risser earned the Best Goalkeeper award following a series of impressive performances between the posts.
Olise shines abroad
Elsewhere, Michael Olise was named Best French Player Abroad after an excellent season with Bayern Munich, further enhancing his growing reputation on the European stage.
Full list of winners
- Best Player: Ousmane Dembélé
- Best Young Player: Désiré Doué
- Best Coach: Pierre Sage
- Best Goalkeeper: Robin Risser
- Best French Player Abroad: Michael Olise
With PSG sweeping major honours once again, the message from Ligue 1 is clear — Paris remain the benchmark, but emerging talents across France and Europe are closing the gap fast.
