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- La section judo du Paris Saint-Germain ou Paris Saint-Germain Judo est un club de judo professionnel français fondé en 2017 et basé à Paris en France. En septembre 2017 est annoncé la réouverture d'une section judo au sein du PSG, 15 ans après le passage de 1992 à 2002 (voir Paris judo), avec le champion olympique Teddy Riner comme figure de proue du projet. Le 21 septembre 2018, cette nouvelle section prend forme avec le recrutement de 14 judokas et la création d'une école de judo, ainsi que l'inauguration du Dojo Place d'Italie en octobre. Un autre champion olympique Djamel Bouras est nommé président du PSG Judo. Actuellement, le club est composé de 36 judokas cadets, juniors et seniors : vingt-trois hommes et treize femmes. (fr)
- Paris Saint-Germain Judo, commonly known as PSG Judo, is a French professional judo club based in the city of Paris in France. It is the judo department of Paris Saint-Germain. Having already existed between 1992 and 2003, the club was refounded in 2017. Their home ground is the CMG Dojo, located inside the CMG Sports Club One Italie complex. It houses the club's youth system, the Paris Saint-Germain Judo School, as well as high level training facilities for the club's professional judokas. First established in September 1992 on the initiative of former judoka Thierry Rey and with the financial support of then Paris Saint-Germain owners Canal+, PSG Judo was the first section of the club to win a continental trophy. Led by star judokas David Douillet, Cécile Nowak, Djamel Bouras and Frédéric Demontfaucon, the Parisian team clinched the European Cup in 1995 and the French 1st Division Senior Championships in 1997. After that, however, the club experienced a steep decline, leading to Canal+'s disengagement in 2002 before finally cutting ties all together with PSG in 2003 and continuing life as Paris Judo under new owners Lagardère Group. Driven by Djamel Bouras, who was part of the section's original iteration, PSG Judo was officially refounded on September 1, 2017. Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi announced the news through a press release. He also confirmed the signing of French judoka star Teddy Riner as the figurehead of the project, while Djamel Bouras and Nicolas Mossion were appointed president and head coach, respectively. Initially a male-only project, PSG Judo ended up being a mixed-gender team. Since their comeback, both PSG's male and female teams have enjoyed domestic and European success. The men's side, spearheaded by Teddy Riner, Alpha Djalo and Luca Otmane, won the French 2nd Division Senior Championships in 2019, the French 1st Division Senior Championships in 2021 and the Europa League in 2021. Likewise, Romane Dicko, Marie-Ève Gahié and Amandine Buchard carried the women's outfit to victory in the 2021 French 1st Division Senior Championships and the 2021 Europa League, allowing PSG Judo to become the first club to achieve the male-female double at both national and international level. (en)
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- La section judo du Paris Saint-Germain ou Paris Saint-Germain Judo est un club de judo professionnel français fondé en 2017 et basé à Paris en France. En septembre 2017 est annoncé la réouverture d'une section judo au sein du PSG, 15 ans après le passage de 1992 à 2002 (voir Paris judo), avec le champion olympique Teddy Riner comme figure de proue du projet. Le 21 septembre 2018, cette nouvelle section prend forme avec le recrutement de 14 judokas et la création d'une école de judo, ainsi que l'inauguration du Dojo Place d'Italie en octobre. Un autre champion olympique Djamel Bouras est nommé président du PSG Judo. Actuellement, le club est composé de 36 judokas cadets, juniors et seniors : vingt-trois hommes et treize femmes. (fr)
- Paris Saint-Germain Judo, commonly known as PSG Judo, is a French professional judo club based in the city of Paris in France. It is the judo department of Paris Saint-Germain. Having already existed between 1992 and 2003, the club was refounded in 2017. Their home ground is the CMG Dojo, located inside the CMG Sports Club One Italie complex. It houses the club's youth system, the Paris Saint-Germain Judo School, as well as high level training facilities for the club's professional judokas. (en)
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