Highest-scoring PSG XI of all time

Left-wing forward: Kylian Mbappe - 136 goals

Galatasaray v Paris Saint-Germain: Group A - UEFA Champions League

Perhaps seen as Paris Saint-Germain's most prized asset, the 22-year-old star has already blossomed into one of the best players in the world. Already a World Cup winner with France, Kylian Mbappe's name remains consistent on the lips of Parisian supporters across the world, and it's easy to see why. The brilliant goalscorer has scored 136 goals for PSG so far, and he doesn't even seem to be in his prime yet.

Mbappe's versatility and ability across all positions in the final third is something of a miracle. He is capable of using both feet effortlessly, and his neck-breaking pace during counter-attacks is a cause for concern in Ligue 1. So far, Mbappe has picked up 10 trophies with PSG. However, fans are worried that the star might leave for Real Madrid in the coming seasons.

Center-forward: Zlatan Ibrahimovic - 156 goals

Manchester City FC v Paris Saint-Germain - UEFA Champions League Quarter Final: Second Leg

Widely regarded as one of the best strikers to ever play for PSG, Zlatan Ibrahimovic deserves his spot on this list. The Swede became a highly prolific goalscoring machine during the four years he spent with the Parisian giants. Having made only 180 appearances for the club, his 156-goal mark is quite impressive.

Well known for some of the most spectacular goals ever seen, Zlatan Ibrahimovic was also quite popular for his controversies. However, for the fans, his performances on the field were great enough to ignore most of his shortcomings. He won 12 trophies in four short years, which is rare, even for the best footballers in the world.

Right-wing forward: Edinson Cavani - 200 goals

Red Star Belgrade v Paris Saint-Germain - UEFA Champions League Group C

A Paris Saint-Germain legend through and through, Cavani holds the record for having the all-time highest goals. 200 goals in just 301 appearances is beyond sublime! His skilled presence in the final third combined with deadly accuracy on either foot - ensured that Cavani was a player feared by defenders in Ligue 1.

In the seven seasons that Cavani played for the Parisian giants, he won an average of three trophies per season. He picked up 21 trophies by the end of his journey in the French league. He may not have picked up the same form at Manchester United due to age, but his brilliance on the field will never be forgotten by the Les Parisien faithful.