Thibaut Pinot spotted living his best life at the Dortmund vs PSG Champions League game
CyclingThursday, 14 December 2023 at 13:00
Clearly enjoying his retirement, Paris St Germain fan Thibaut Pinot travelled with his team to Germany on Wednesday night for their UEFA Champions League tie against Borussia Dortmund.
As the camera panned to him in the crowd during the game, the Groupama - FDJ star was spotted with a pint of beer in each hand, singing his heart out and livening up the away end at the Signal Iduna Park.
A spearhead of French cycling, Pinot's Tour de France farewell was spinetingling earlier this summer as the Frenchman was given a heroes welcome on one of his final stages after attacking from the breakaway and leading the final mountain stage of his career.
For Pinot, it was also a happy night at the football. With PSG drawing the game 1-1, the French champions did enough to secure progression to the knockout stages of the Champions League alongside their opponents.
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