Mallorca Stuns Double Champions League Winners PSG in Palma Trophy

Real Mallorca secured a notable 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-GermainTeam·Paris Saint-Germain in the City of Palma Trophy on Wednesday, August 6, 2026. In front of 17,500 fans at the SonPlayer·Son Moix, Mallorca demonstrated a dominant display against the reigning double Champions LeagueCompetition·Champions League winners, signaling an optimistic start to their pre-season.

The home side exhibited a cohesive and energetic performance, outplaying, out-thinking, and outworking their esteemed opponents. The breakthrough arrived in the 22nd minute when Zito LuvumboPlayer·Zito Luvumbo concluded a flowing attacking move with a precise left-foot shot, curling past the PSG goalkeeper. Luvumbo's impactful contribution earned him the 'man of the match' award.

Before the interval, Mallorca extended their lead through Jan VirgiliPlayer·Jan Virgili, who skillfully chipped the goalkeeper to make it 2-0. The momentum continued into the second half, where Mallorca's captain, Antonio RailloPlayer·Antonio Raillo, headed home a corner kick amidst a crowded penalty area, sealing the 3-0 scoreline and igniting a celebratory atmosphere throughout the stadium.

A key tactical success for Mallorca was the debut performance of young local fullback Miguel CalatayudPlayer·Miguel Calatayud. Tasked with marking PSG's world-class winger Khvicha KvaratskheliaPlayer·Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Calatayud effectively nullified the Georgian superstar's threat, suggesting he could be a pivotal player for the upcoming season.

Paris Saint-GermainTeam·Paris Saint-Germain, who entered the match as double Champions LeagueCompetition·Champions League winners, having successfully defended their title in the 2025/26 season against ArsenalTeam·Arsenal, fielded an under-strength squad. This friendly fixture allowed manager Luis EnriqueCoach·Luis Enrique to assess fitness levels and integrate younger players, rather than focusing solely on the result. Despite their recent European triumphs, PSG appeared lacklustre, unable to match Mallorca's intensity and tactical execution.

For Mallorca, who were relegated to the Segunda DivisiónCompetition·Segunda División at the end of the 2025/26 La LigaCompetition·La Liga season, this victory provides a significant psychological lift. While acknowledging it was a friendly, the comprehensive nature of the win against a European powerhouse has undoubtedly generated excitement among supporters. The team will aim to carry this positive momentum into the start of their competitive season, which commences in eight days.