The French finals were held in the early hours of Sunday (26) and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) won the title by defeating Lyon 2-1 with a goal each from Oswen Nidibili and Fabienne Penner. The battle was also the farewell match for PSG star Kilian McBarbie. After the match, a 25-year-old goalscorer said he would announce his new addition to the team in the coming days.
Kilian McBarbie played the whole game in this match with a positive election, but he got into the wave or assisted. On the contrary, another French player, Oswin Nidibili, put in a very sneaky performance and opened the record with a 22-minute near post top-shelf goal. Just 12 minutes later, Fabien Pang had a cross from the right blocked, but he immediately added a shot to the net. After the change of sides, Lyon relied on center Jaques O'Byrne to chase down a goal, but it was PSG's 15th French soccer title in their history.
McBarbie had a lot of starts in today's battle. Unfortunately, he didn't get to say goodbye in the waves, but that didn't dampen his joy. After the race, his teammates threw him out together as a final goodbye. The media was most concerned about McBarbie's new destination. "There will be a few days in midsummer before I announce that I am joining the new team and I will do so in due course." There were earlier rumors that Real Madrid would officially announce the signing of McBarbie in the early hours of June 2 after the UEFA Europa League final.
Kilian McBarbie played for Paris Saint-Germain for seven years, scoring 256 goals and 95 assists in 308 games. He is PSG's all-time favorite player and won 15 titles for the Ligue 1 giants. He was also Ligue 1's top scorer six times and Ligue 1's best player five times.
