Kylian Mbappé 2022-2023 Paris-Saint Germain Match Worn Shirt

This home Paris-Saint Germain shirt was worn by Kylian Mbappé on October 8, 2022, when Paris-Saint Germain played Stade de Reims at Stade Auguste-Delaune II in Reims. 

Early in the Ligue 1 season, PSG faced Stade de Reims without Lionel Messi, leaving Kylian Mbappé and Neymar to lead the attack. Despite dominating possession, PSG struggled to convert early chances, including opportunities from Mbappé and Fabian Ruiz. Tensions escalated late in the first half when Sergio Ramos was sent off for dissent, a decision that severely hampered PSG's attacking momentum for the rest of the match.

The game's standout moment came from a brilliant through ball by Mbappé that set Neymar through on goal, but the Brazilian's shot drifted wide. In the end, the match finished in a 0-0 draw, with PSG unable to capitalize on their talent. The game was marked by its intensity, with more yellow cards issued than shots on goal, underscoring the physicality of the contest despite the lack of scoring.

The shirt has been photomatched by Sports Investors Authentication and is accompanied by a photomatch graphic. 

Going Deeper - Kylian Mbappe

The Les Bleus Prodigy

Likely the most coveted and celebrated player of his generation, Kylian Mbappé has been a global force surrounded by the best his country has to offer since arriving quite early on the major soccer scene.

Despite being recruited heavily by Real Madrid and French sporting icon Zinedine Zidane, a fourteen-year old Mbappé chose to stay in Ligue 1 and sign with AS Monaco. His senior team debut in December 2015 came just ahead of his 17th birthday and broke the great Theirry Henry’s record as the youngest player in the history of the club. History with Monaco didn’t end there as the next season Mbappé powered the club to their first domestic league title since the turn of the century with 15 goals in 29 appearances.

The following summer, Mbappé made headlines as he moved back to his hometown in a deal that saw Paris St. Germain shell out over $195 million making him the second most expensive transfer ever behind new teammate Neymar. In Paris, Kylian rose to become possibly the most dangerous forward on the planet, netting over 250 goals over a span of seven seasons. Naturally, his trophy case has become rather impressive, with a stunning seven Ligue 1 titles and four wins in the Coupe de France to go along with being a five-time Ligue 1 Player of the Year. What he likely is most known for, however, is his exploits on the world stage.

In his service with the French national team, Kylian Mbappé has repeatedly raised his game to the highest possible level. In 2018, the fresh faced Mbappé earned the Best Young Player award as he powered his country to its first World Cup victory since the Zidane and Henry teams of old. Dramatically, he outshined the great Lionel Messi and Argentina in a Round of 16 showdown in which Mbappé netted a brace to put France on top and stake his claim to being the best player in the world in spite of his youth.

His rivalry with Messi reached new heights four years later when the two faced off again in possibly the most memorable World Cup final ever played. Mbappé was singularly brilliant and truly unstoppable as he twice carried the French back from deficits imposed largely by two Messi goals. His hat trick in the Final would earn him the Golden Boot award as well as the French side chances to win in regulation, extra time, and the shootout. Though Argentina and Messi came out ahead, there was little doubt of Mbappé’s stature as the game’s best after that day.

In the summer of 2024, Kylian made a long-awaited and much-rumored move from PSG to the club that was first keen on signing him as a teen, Real Madrid. Joining forces with the reigning and 15-time Champions League winners, Mbappé is looking to capture one title that has still evaded him to date: Champion of Europe.