A significant chapter closes as Presnel Kimpembe officially departs from Paris Saint-Germain, marking the end of a remarkable 20-year journey with the club he joined at just 10 years old.
His move to Qatar Sports Club signifies a major shift in his career and the recent history of PSG, where he has been a stalwart figure.
Kimpembe’s rise at PSG has been nothing short of extraordinary. After making his professional debut in 2014, he secured his first contract a year later and became team captain in 2019. Known for his leadership skills and mentorship of younger players, Kimpembe became a symbol of PSG’s youth academy, embodying the spirit of the club.
During his tenure at PSG, Kimpembe played 241 matches, scored 3 goals, captained the team 31 times, and collected an impressive 27 trophies, including 8 Ligue 1 titles. His crowning achievement was winning the UEFA Champions League in 2024, solidifying his legacy at the club. On the international stage, he was a key part of the French national team that won the 2018 World Cup and the UEFA Nations League in 2021.
Major Injuries and Triumphs
Despite facing significant challenges, including a serious Achilles injury in 2023, Kimpembe returned to help PSG in their historic 2024 season. He leaves the club with a sense of fulfillment, having become the third most decorated player in PSG’s history and a true representation of the club’s values.
As Kimpembe embarks on this new journey in Qatar, he takes with him the pride of having contributed immensely to PSG’s success and the memories of being a beloved figure among fans. His departure marks not only the end of an era but also the beginning of a new chapter for both him and the club.
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