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The 10 Best Argentine Players in Paris Saint-Germain History

By YPB Team

The Parc des Princes has seen Argentine legends and industrious midfield workhorses contribute to a golden Ligue 1 era. Who gets your vote?

  1. Ángel Di María — ranked #11
    Ángel Di María
    Highest-scoring Argentine in PSG history with 92 goals and a club-record 107 assists across 295 appearances in seven seasons, becoming one of the most beloved players in the club's modern era.
    1000pts
  2. Lionel Messi — ranked #22
    Lionel Messi
    Six-time Ballon d'Or winner who joined PSG in 2021 and won two Ligue 1 titles during his two seasons in Paris, using the move as a bridge to his triumphant 2022 World Cup victory.
    472pts
  3. Gabriel Heinze — ranked #33
    Gabriel Heinze
    Combative left-back who joined from Valladolid in 2001 and became a Parc des Princes idol over three seasons, lifting the Coupe de France in 2004.
    416pts
  4. Ezequiel Lavezzi — ranked #44
    Ezequiel Lavezzi
    Livewire forward who scored 35 goals in 161 games across four seasons from 2012, including the winner at Montpellier that clinched the 2014–15 Ligue 1 title.
    416pts
  5. Leandro Paredes — ranked #55
    Leandro Paredes
    Deep-lying playmaker who joined from Zenit in January 2019 and won three Ligue 1 titles, dictating PSG's midfield tempo across more than 100 appearances.
    352pts
  6. Mauro Icardi — ranked #66
    Mauro Icardi
    Prolific striker who joined PSG on loan in 2019 and then permanently, netting 55 goals in 93 appearances for the club before his contract was terminated.
    278pts
  7. Carlos Bianchi — ranked #77
    Carlos Bianchi
    Prolific Argentine striker who was one of PSG's most celebrated players in the late 1970s, twice winning the Ligue 1 top-scorer award and becoming a Paris legend.
    278pts
  8. Gabriel Calderón — ranked #88
    Gabriel Calderón
    Skilful Argentine attacking midfielder who spent three seasons at PSG from 1987, scoring 23 goals in 113 matches as one of the team's creative leaders.
    189pts
  9. Mauricio Pochettino — ranked #99
    Mauricio Pochettino
    Argentine midfielder who played for PSG from 2001 to 2003 before later returning as head coach, making his modest playing career a footnote to a distinguished coaching spell.
    189pts
  10. Javier Pastore — ranked #1010
    Javier Pastore
    Elegant and gifted attacking midfielder who spent seven seasons at PSG from 2011, making 269 appearances and becoming one of the club's most beloved and recognisable players.
    0pts

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