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🔢 PSG player ratings in Club World Cup win over Seattle Sounders

Paris Saint-Germain booked their place in the Club World Cup's Round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Seattle Sounders.

Here's how the reigning European champions fared at Lumin Stadium:

Gianluigi Donnarumma – 7.0 / 10

Commanded his area effectively, collected crosses, and made a sharp save early on to keep the Sounders at bay. While not heavily tested, his calmer opening allowed PSG to settle comfortably into the match.

Achraf Hakimi – 7.5

Created width, delivered several dangerous crosses, and broke up attacks down Seattle’s flank. His energy helped PSG maintain territorial dominance.

Marquinhos – 8.0

Calmness personified at the heart of defence. Won aerial duels, neutralized Seattle’s physical approach, and initiated PSG’s build-up play—an assured captain's performance.

Willian Pacho – 7.0

Solid alongside Marquinhos. A couple of crucial interceptions and calm distribution marked an important outing for the centre‑back.

Nuno Mendes – 7.5

Combined defensive discipline with attacking intent; overlapping runs constantly threatened on the left and created space for midfielders to operate.

Vitinha – 7.0

Effective in breaking up play and providing simple but smart passes to transition PSG upfield. Showed good positional sense, though influence less pronounced.

João Neves – 7.0

Full of energy, helped press and carry forward.

Fabián Ruiz – 7.5

Offered composure, safe possession, and disturbed Seattle’s defensive shape with smart movements.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – 8.5

The live-wire winger was PSG’s standout performer—constantly taking defenders on, creating key chances, and earning fouls. It was no surprise he earned pre-match bonus hype .

Senny Mayulu – 7.5

Continuing his breakthrough journey from the 4–0 rout of Atlético. He linked well and worked tirelessly—even if the goal didn’t come this time.

Désiré Doué – 7.0

Contributed energetically on the right, making smart runs and helping stretch the Seattle defence. Will improve as his understanding with his centre-forwards deepens.

Substitutes

Ousmane Dembélé (60’) – 8.0 Reanimated PSG’s creative flow. His direct runs and link-up play set up pressure that opened the floodgates late in the game.