The 2025/26 UNFP Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 Awards lit up Paris on Monday night, celebrating the finest talents in French football. It was a night dominated by Paris Saint-Germain, with Ousmane Dembélé stealing the spotlight as the league's Best Player. The PSG superstar's dazzling form earned him top honors, including the Best Goal award for his stunning strike against Lille OSC. Alongside him, young sensation Désiré Doué was crowned Best Young Player, cementing PSG's grip on the season's accolades.

Beyond the capital, the awards spread across divisions. In Ligue 2, AS Saint-Étienne's Zuriko Davitashvili took home Best Player honors, while Rodez's Quentin Braat was named Best Goalkeeper. ESTAC Troyes manager Stéphane Dumont also earned recognition as Best Manager for his tactical acumen. Over in the Première Ligue (women's division), OL Lyonnes' Melchie Dumornay shone as Best Player, Paris FC's Mylene Chavas claimed Best Goalkeeper, and Montpellier's Justine Rouquet impressed as Best Young Player.

Rounding out the night, Bayern Munich's Michael Olise was celebrated as the Best French Player Abroad, a testament to his impact in the Bundesliga. The UNFP Team of the Season also made waves, featuring stars like Nuno Mendes, Achraf Hakimi, Vitinha, and Mason Greenwood alongside Dembélé. Whether you're tracking rising stars or proven champions, this year's winners showcase the depth and excitement of French football—perfect inspiration for your next matchday gear upgrade.