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PSG and Liverpool all-time Champions League XI: Who makes the combined team?
Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool are a pair of true titans in modern football, with both teams able to boast numerous titles won by some of the most recognizable players in the sport.
Each have won a Champions League title in recent years, with Liverpool claiming their sixth European Cup in 2019 while PSG are the reigning title holders after winning their first last season.
With such rich history between them, a combined XI would feature some of the biggest names to ever kick a ball. But who would make the cut?
Here is DAZN’s Steven Moore's all-time PSG x Liverpool combined XI ahead of their quarter-final clash. This combined XI is focused only on players who have played in the Champions League for either club (since 1992), so former legends before this time are not included (ie. Ian Rush).
GK: Gianluigi Donnarumma
Now with Manchester City and having started his career at AC Milan, Donnarumma experienced his greatest club successes at PSG. Despite only spending four seasons in the French capital, Donnarumma helped lead the Parisians to four straight Ligue 1 titles, two Coupes des France, a Champions League title and second place at the FIFA Club World Cup.
Honourable mention: Alisson
LWB: Andy Robertson
The long-time Liverpool man earns the nod after winning the Champions League in 2019 and earning runners-up medals in 2018 and 2022. Robertson also contributed to the two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, two Carabao Cups and a FIFA Club World Cup.
Honourable mentions: Nuno Mendes, Maxwell
CB: Thiago Silva
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The closest thing to a no-brainer, Thiago Silva's eight seasons at PSG produced over 20 trophies with the Brazilian patrollling the back line.
Honourable mention: Marquinhos
CB: Virgil van Dijk
Another legendary defender, Van Dijk is in his ninth season for Liverpool and helped the club raise the Champions League trophy in 2019. Van Dijk also holds winners medals in the Premier League (x2), Carabao Cup (x2), FA Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup.
Honourable mention: Jamie Carragher
RWB: Achraf Hakimi
The Moroccan has come into his own with PSG, evolving into one of the most dangerous right-sided players in the world thanks to five seasons at the French capital in which he's won titles in Ligue 1 (x4), Coupe de France (x2) and the Champions League.
Honourable mention: Trent Alexander-Arnold
LCM: Philippe Coutinho
The Brazilian had his longest club stint with Liverpool, thrilling the Anfield faithful for over five seasons.
Honourable mention: Georginio Wijnaldum
CM: Steven Gerrard
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Perhaps the player most synonymous with Liverpool in the modern era, Gerrard made over 700 appearances for the club and won several trophies during his time at Anfield, highlighted by the Reds' thrilling 2005 Champions League win.
Honourable mention: Xabi Alonso
RCM: Marco Verratti
After 11 seasons with PSG, Verratti was part of nine Ligue 1-winning sides and is an all-time great at the club.
Honourable mention: Blaise Matuidi
LW: Neymar
The Brazilian superstar left an indelible impression on PSG across six seasons at the Parc des Princes, leading the club to over a dozen trophies.
Honourable mentions: Kylian Mbappé, Sadio Mané
ST: Zlatan Ibrahimovic
The outspoken Swede moved around a lot during his sparkling career, but he played the most games while wearing a PSG shirt. Ibrahimovic was unsuprisingly prolific in Paris, scoring 156 goals in 180 matches and winning the Ligue 1 title in each of his four seasons.
Honourable mentions: Luis Suarez, Fernando Torres
RW: Mohamed Salah
Speaking of prolific, Salah has embodied Liverpool's recent success while scoring over 250 goals for the club. The Egyptian was a massive part of two Premier League titles, a Champions League title, a FIFA Club World Cup and other domestic honours.
Honourable mentions: Lionel Messi, Ousmame Dembele
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