The PSG players have already secured their place in football history. Now, they have almost earned a place on the streets of Paris too.
To celebrate the first-ever Champions League back-to-back by a French club, the artistic collective “The True Fame” decided to temporarily rename several famous streets, avenues, and bridges in the French capital after the stars of Paris Saint-Germain.
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As a result, Rue Pache became Rue Pacho, Rue de Douai was transformed into Rue de Doué, and the iconic Pont de Bir-Hakeim was renamed Pont de Bir-Hakimi in honor of Achraf Hakimi.
Head coach Luis Enrique was also recognized, with Pont Saint-Louis becoming Pont Saint-Luis, while Ousmane Dembélé received his own Boulevard Ousmane.
Other PSG stars featured in the project included Vitinha, João Neves, Nuno Mendes, Fabian Ruiz, Bradley Barcola, Warren Zaïre-Emery, Marquinhos, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
In total, 14 symbolic locations across Paris were given temporary plaques describing the players as “architects of the first back-to-back title.”
The initiative highlights just how much this PSG generation has captured the imagination of supporters. And if the Parisians manage to win a third consecutive Champions League, they may have to start renaming the entire city.
14 lieux de Paris ont été renommés à la gloire des joueurs du PSG par le collectif artistique « The True Frame » ! ❤️💙
👉 Rue Pacho
👉 Rue de Neves
👉 Avenue Vitor Machado Vitinha
👉 Rue de Doué
👉 Rue Saint Marquinhos
👉 Rue des Barcola
👉 Place du Colonel Fabian
👉 Pont de… pic.twitter.com/kTxxp2fcxP
— Actu Foot (@ActuFoot_) June 2, 2026
