Assouline releases 296-page Paris Saint-Germain history book
- Assouline will release a 296-page PSG history book on November 10.
- Victor Osimhen arrived at Galatasaray training in a Ferrari 296 GTB.
- Portsmouth fans traveled 1,045 miles for away games in October.
- Michael Carrick expects to remain as Manchester United head coach.
- A Spanish forward has completed a 50 million euro transfer to PSG.
Assouline is scheduled to release a new 296-page hardcover book on 10 November that chronicles the history of Paris Saint-Germain. The publisher titled the work Paris Saint-Germain as part of its Classics Collection.
The book documents the club's trajectory from its founding in 1970 through to its consecutive UEFA Champions League title wins. It presents text in both French and English on each page.
The publication contains 296 pages, which is the same length as the current page count of a collection of Premier League articles maintained by the Opta Analyst website.
Book chronicles PSG history and Champions League success
Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, the club president, wrote the foreword for the publication. French rapper and PSG supporter Oxmo Puccino provided the text.
Much more than a club. It has become a presence. A symbol. A common language.".
The book narrative is divided into three parts that cover the club's early years, modern turning points, and the previous two years, which include the 2025 and 2026 UEFA Champions League titles.
The cover features an image of a squad huddle under stadium lights with the club crest topped with two stars and the No. 87 shirt of João Neves visible in the foreground.
Photographs included in the book range from the 2012 presentation of Zlatan Ibrahimović to the 2025 victory parade on the Champs-Élysées.
The collection also features images of Dominique Bathenay with the 1982 Coupe de France and an aerial view of the Parc des Princes in the sixteenth arrondissement.
Kylian Mbappé, who recorded 256 goals and six Ligue 1 titles over seven seasons, is also featured in the photography.
Victor Osimhen arrives at Galatasaray training in Ferrari 296 GTB
Victor Osimhen arrived at the Galatasaray training ground on Monday, 2 November 2026, in a Ferrari 296 GTB. The vehicle is reportedly valued at ₦1.5 billion.
It is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100km/h in approximately 2.9 seconds.
Former Italy international Marco Borriello has publicly suggested that Juventus should consider signing the striker.
Osimhen prepares for Champions League match against Stuttgart
Galatasaray prepared for their UEFA Champions League match against VfB Stuttgart scheduled for Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Victor Osimhen had been managing an injury concern, but his return to training indicated he expected to be available for selection.
According to Transfermarkt, Osimhen has scored nine goals for Galatasaray in the Turkish Super Lig this season.
A reported €70 million penalty clause could complicate a potential transfer to an Italian club before the summer 2027 transfer window closes.
Portsmouth fans travel 1,045 miles for October away fixtures
Championship football fans faced travel difficulties throughout October 2026 due to worsening weather conditions and Storms Austen and Beolo. Portsmouth supporters recorded the longest travel distance of all 24 clubs, covering 1,045 miles for away games at Southampton, Norwich City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Burnley.
Cardiff City supporters travelled 956 miles across three away fixtures at Blackburn Rovers, Middlesbrough, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. Charlton Athletic fans travelled 855 miles for three away matches at Burnley, Watford, and Middlesbrough.
Blackburn Rovers fans travelled 803 miles for away games at Bristol City, West Bromwich Albion, and Swansea City. Bristol City fans travelled 742 miles in October across three away matches against Charlton Athletic, Stoke, and Bolton Wanderers.
Stoke City supporters record shortest Championship travel distance
Stoke City supporters recorded the shortest travel distance of any Championship club during October, covering 148 miles. This included 87 miles for a trip to Bolton and 61 miles for a visit to Derby County.
Lincoln City fans travelled 323 miles for two away fixtures against Sheffield United and Millwall. Birmingham City supporters covered 339 miles for matches against West Bromwich Albion, Cardiff City, and Lincoln City.
Queens Park Rangers fans made trips to West Ham United, Birmingham City, and Southampton during the same month. Wrexham supporters travelled 370 miles for away games at Derby County, Blackburn Rovers, and Sheffield United.
Michael Carrick remains Manchester United head coach
Michael Carrick has said he believes he will remain Manchester United head coach despite the side's recent poor form. This follows a 2-0 defeat for Manchester United against Chelsea in a Premier League match.
Chelsea also lost 0-2 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League, prompting Xabi Alonso to say the team needs to be self-critical.
Spanish forward completes 50 million euro transfer to Paris
A Spanish forward has completed a €50 million transfer from Barcelona to Paris. The player will reunite at the club with Luis Enrique, his former national team manager.
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