Louis Saha names Bayern Munich as PSG’s main Champions League threat
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Vincent Kompany's Bayern Munich is viewed as Paris Saint-Germain's biggest challenger in the Champions League this season, according to Louis Saha. The former France international emphasized Bayern's experience and confidence as key factors in their ability to compete for the title. While acknowledging PSG's potential to repeat as champions, Saha also expressed concerns about the chances of Arsenal and Barcelona, attributing their vulnerabilities to squad issues. The Champions League is expected to be more competitive this year, with Bayern Munich strongly positioned among the top contenders.
- •Bayern Munich cited by Louis Saha as top threat to PSG.
- •Saha highlights Bayern's experience in late-stage Champions League matches.
- •Concerns raised over Arsenal and Barcelona's competitive viability.
- •PSG is still a strong contender but faces heightened competition.
- •Bayern Munich's confidence could propel them deep into the tournament.
- 7:00 AMYahoo Sports — Bayern Munich touted as PSG’s biggest Champions League competitors, not Arsenal, Real Madrid, or FC Barcelona
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