Marie-Ève Gahié extends with Paris Saint-Germain Judo

Paris Saint-Germain Judo are delighted to announce the extension of Marie-Ève Gahié's contract for a further two seasons. The 2024 world championship runner up, who competes in the -70kg category, is now tied to the Club until 31st August 2026.

Marie-Ève Gahié made a remarkable debut in 2013, becoming European and world champion in the youth category. In 2015, she won gold at the European senior team championships at the European Games in Baku. The following year, she took the top spot on the podium in the individual junior event in Malaga and went on to win the French senior title.

In 2018, at the senior world championships in Baku, she won two silver medals, in the individual and mixed team events. In 2019, aged just 22, she was crowned world champion in Tokyo and took another silver medal in the mixed team event.
Last season, Marie-Ève Gahié shone on the tatamis with a mixed team victory at the Olympic Games Paris 2024, a second European title, a world final and two silver medals at the Grand Slams in Baku and Paris. Under the Rouge et Bleu colours, she also won the Champions League in Belgrade last December.

‘We are delighted to be keeping Marie-Ève at Paris Saint-Germain until 2026. At just 27, she has built up an impressive individual and team record. Last season, she shone in national and continental competitions, demonstrating that she is among the best in the world in her category. The next two years promise to be exciting for the Club and for Marie-Ève. We'll be looking forward to all future events, both individual and team.’
Djamel Bouras, President of Paris Saint-Germain Judo

I'm very proud to be continuing my adventure with the Paris Saint-Germain family and I'm looking forward to meeting up with the staff and the other judokas at the Club. We share the same ambitions for the future. Together, we'll continue to aim for the top the podium, whatever the competition.'
Marie-Ève Gahié, judoka at Paris Saint-Germain Judo


MARIE-ÈVE GAHIÉ

Profile

Category: -70 kg
Born 27th November 1996, Paris (FRA)
Nationality: French
Height: 1m75


Career 
2003-2011: Force XV Paris
2011-2012: Budo Club Thiais
2012-2014: Sainte-Geneviève Sports
2014-2020: FLAM 91

Honours

Olympic mixed team champion Paris 2024
World Championship runner-up 2024
Silver medallist Grand Slam Baku 2024
Silver medallist Grand Slam Paris 2024
European team champion Champions League 2023
European champion 2023
Bronze medallist Grand Slam Baku 2023
French team champion 2023
World team runner-up 2023
Silver medallist Grand Slam Paris 2023
Silver medallist Masters Jerusalem 2022
Bronze medallist European Team Championships Champions League 2022
World Championship team runner-up 2022
Silver medallist Oberwart European Open 2022
French team champion 2022
European Champion 2022
Gold medallist Grand Slam Antalya 2022
Bronze medallist Grand Slam Tel Aviv 2022
European team champion Europa League 2021
Bronze medallist Grand Slam Abu Dhabi 2021
Bronze medallist French Team Championships 2021
World team runner-up 2021
Bronze medallist Grand Slam Tel Aviv 2021
Bronze medallist European Championships 2020
Bronze medallist Masters Qingdao 2019
2019 World team runner-up
2019 World Champion
Bronze medallist European Team Games 2019
Gold medallist Grand Slam Ekaterinburg 2019
European team champion Champions League 2018
World Military Champion 2018
World Team runner-up 2018
World runner-up 2018
Gold medallist Grand Prix Zagreb 2018
Gold medallist Grand Prix Tbilisi 2018Gold medallist Grand Slam Paris 2018
Bronze medallist Masters Saint-Pet
rsburg 2017
Gold medallist European Club Championships 2017
Bronze medallist World Team Championships 2017
Gold medallist European Open Bucharest 2017
European Team Champion 2017
Bronze medallist European Championships 2017
Bronze medallist French Team Championships 2017
Silver medallist Grand Prix Düsseldorf 2017
French Champion 2016
Gold medallist Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2016
Bronze medallist European U21 team championships 2016
U21 European Champion 2016
Gold medallist Grand Prix Almaty 2016
Gold medallist Samsun Grand Prix 2016
Bronze medallist French Team Championships 2016
Bronze medallist Grand Prix Havana 2016
Gold medallist African Open 2016
European team champion 2015
Bronze medallist Grand Slam Baku 2015
Bronze medallist Grand Prix Tbilisi 2015
Silver medallist African Open Casablanca 2015
Gold medallist African Open Tunis 2015
French runner-up 2014
U21 World Team runner-up 2014
Bronze medallist U21 World Championships 2014
European U21 team runner-up 2014
Gold medallist U21 European Cup Berlin 2014
Gold medallist European Cup U21 Leibnitz 2014
Bronze medallist European Cup U21 Saint-Petersburg 2014
French U21 team champion 2014
U21 world team runner-up 2013
U18 World Champion 2013
U18 European champion 2013
French U21 champion 2013
French U21 team champion 2013
Bronze medallist European Championships U18 2012
Bronze medallist U18 European Cup Bielsko Biala 2012
Silver medallist U18 European Cup Teplice 20122012 French U18 Champion
2012 French U18 UNSS Champion


About Paris Saint-Germain Judo

Founded in 1970, Paris Saint-Germain is the most decorated sports club and franchise in France and one of the best clubs in Europe. Owned by Qatar Sports Investment (QSI) since 2011, the club has picked up some spectacular results both on and off the pitch. Beyond its men’s football team, Paris Saint-Germain is an avant-garde, multi-sports club with teams in Esports, judo, women’s football and handball.

Since 1st September 2017, Paris Saint-Germain Judo has become the Club's 5th sports section. A new challenge for which the club from the capital has teamed up with the immense French champion, Teddy Riner, three-time individual gold medallist at the Olympic Games and eleven-time world champion. Under the guidance of coaches Damiano Martinuzzi, Nicolas Mossion and Baptiste Leroy, the judo section's top-level group also boasts some of the greatest French talents of their generation: Romane Dicko, Marie-Ève Gahié and Margaux Pinot in the women's section, and Luka Mkheidze, Walide Khyar and Alpha Djalo in the men's section.

Away from the pitch, Paris Saint-Germain is committed to creating a positive social impact through PSG for Communities, which aims to allocate funds and offer up initiatives designed to empower disadvantaged young people.

CONTACTS 

Matthieu Brelle-Andrade 
Head of Omnisports  
Press Communication 
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+33 6 52 53 74 13

Philippine Goery
Omnisports  Press Communication
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+33 6 41 66 71 44