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These famous streets and metro stations celebrate the victory of PSG!

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You probably already know, but on Saturday, May 30, 2026, the Paris Saint-Germain team was crowned European champions for the second consecutive time. The joy of the Parisians exploded in the streets, and just a few hours after the final whistle, 14 Parisian streets were renamed in honor of our PSG heroes.

After the Ousmane Boulevard for the 2025 victory, the duo of artists behind this initiative takes the tribute even further by renaming 14 streets after the players of the 2026 team and their coach. Thanks to this, the excitement of the supporters will linger a bit longer in the streets of Paris before blending with the hope of victory for the World Cup, just a few weeks away.

A passionate initiative

The project called "Streets of Victory" is brought to life by French artists Loïc Andria and Benoît Metivier, along with the production collective The True Frame, who are also inspired by the victory of the Parisian team. These posters capture all the styles of Parisian street name plaques by changing the names and adding the player's full name underneath, along with the note: "craftsmen of the first French back-to-back".

Here are the streets involved:  

    • Saint-Marc Street (2nd) : Saint-Marqui Street
      • nhos (Marquinhos)
      • Rue Vieille-du-Temple (3e) : rue Matveï-du-Temple (Matvey Safonov)
      • Rue des Barres (4e) : rue des Barcola (Bradley Barcola)
      • Pont Saint-Louis (4ᵉ) : pont Saint-Luis (Luis Enrique)
      • Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche (5e) : rue du Khvicha-qui-Pêche (Khvicha Kvaratskhelia)
      • Rue de Nevers (6e) : rue de Neves (João Neves)
      • Rue de Varenne (7ᵉ) : rue de Warren (Warren Zaire-Emery)
      • Boulevard Haussmann (8e) : boulevard Ousmane (Ousmane Dembélé)
      • Rue de Douai (9e) : rue de Doué (Désiré Doué)
      • Place du Colonel Fabien (10e) : place du Colonel Fabian (Fabian Ruiz)
      • Rue Pache (11e) : rue Pacho (Willian Pacho)
      • Avenue Pierre-Mendès-France (13e) : avenue Nuno Mendes (Nuno Mendes)
      • Pont de Bir-Hakeim (15e) : pont de Bir-Hakimi (Achraf Hakimi)
      • Avenue Victor-Hugo (16e) : avenue Vitor Machado Vitinha (Vitinha)
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      The RATP is getting in on the fun too!

      But that's not the only tribute of its kind. The RATP network has also shown its excitement by renaming three metro stations for the occasion. The Porte-de-Saint-Cloud station has become “Paris is magical”, Europe is now “Champions of Europe”, and the rue du Bac station has been transformed into the “Rue du Back to Back” station.

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