PSG Lineup 2026/27: Starting XI & Lineup Builder
PSG starting XI from the last match
PSG lined up in a 4-3-3 for the 3–1 win at Strasbourg.
Ligue 1 · Oct 17, 2026 · Manager: Luis Enrique
- Goalkeeper: Matvey Safonov
- Defence: Warren Zaïre-EmeryCIlya ZabarnyiLucas HernándezLucas Digne
- Midfield: João NevesDro FernándezLucas Beraldo
- Attack: Maghnes AklioucheFerrán TorresKhvicha Kvaratskhelia
Recent form
- Win
- Win
- Win
- Win
- Win
- Marseille1 - 2
- Le Mans3 - 1
- Man City2 - 4
- Strasbourg1 - 3
- Barcelona4 - 2
Upcoming matches
- 26OctNext matchLyon07:30 PM
- 30OctLe Havre06:00 PM
- 3NovVillarreal08:00 PM
- 7NovTroyes07:45 PM
- 21NovNice04:15 PM
Arrivals4
- Mika Godts
- Ferrán Torres
- Lucas Digne
- Maghnes Akliouche
Departures15
- Ibrahim Mbaye
- Bradley Barcola
- Yoram Zague
- Noah Nsoki
- Khalil Ayari
+10 more
- Randal Kolo Muani
- Thomas Cordier
- Younes El Hannach
- Kang-In Lee
- Martin James
- Gabriel Moscardo
- Renato Marin
- Gonçalo Ramos
- Pierre Mounguengue
- Noham Kamara
Build a Paris Saint-Germain starting XI with the current squad in the tool above. Choose a formation, arrange the players and add any signing you would like to test. You can also set the kit colours, fill the bench and download the finished PSG lineup as an image. The builder is free and needs no account.
How to make your PSG lineup
- Select the formation you want PSG to use.
- Place players from the current squad on the pitch.
- Add custom players to try a transfer idea.
- Choose the shirt colours and add substitutes.
- Download the completed starting XI and share it.
Finding room for the forwards
PSG lineups often begin with the attack, but the shape behind it decides how much freedom those players have. A midfield three offers more passing angles and can cover both sides of the pitch. Using two deeper midfielders creates a place for a number ten, although the wide players may need to help more when the ball is lost.
The full-back roles matter too. If both advance together, the holding midfielder and centre-backs have a large area to defend. Keeping one full-back deeper gives the other side more licence to attack. Try the two versions with the same XI and compare the balance.
Three formations to try
- 4-3-3 keeps three attackers high and gives PSG a three-player midfield behind them.
- 4-2-3-1 adds a number ten and protects the centre with a double pivot.
- 3-4-2-1 uses wing-backs for width and places two attackers just behind the striker.
The football formations guide compares more systems if you want to build the squad around a different idea.
Frequently asked questions
How do I build a PSG lineup?
Choose a formation, then place players from the current Paris Saint-Germain squad on the pitch. You can add transfer targets, select substitutes and download the finished lineup as an image.
What formation should I use for PSG?
A 4-3-3 gives PSG three forwards and a balanced midfield. A 4-2-3-1 creates a central role behind the striker, while 3-4-2-1 is an option if you want wing-backs.
Is the PSG lineup builder free?
Yes. You can create a starting XI, change the kit colours, add a bench and download the result without creating an account.
Can I add transfer targets to the PSG squad?
Yes. Add any player to the squad and place them directly into your chosen formation.
Can I include PSG substitutes?
Yes. Add substitutes beneath the starting XI and include the bench in the downloaded image.
You can also build a Barcelona lineup, a Juventus lineup or use the French page to créer une composition du PSG.


