T. Kvaratskhelia

Tornike Kvaratskhelia started out at Dinamo Tbilisi's academy before breaking into the club's first team, where he made five appearances and scored a goal. A contract dispute pushed him out in 2018, and he moved to Metalurgi Rustavi, then to Russia, first on loan at Lokomotiv Moscow and afterwards permanently at Rubin Kazan, where he scored nine goals in 69 appearances.

A brief return to Georgian football with Dinamo Batumi in 2022 turned into the springboard for his career: eight goals in eleven games there preceded a move to Napoli. He was part of the squad that won the Serie A title in 2022/23, a season in which he was also named the division's MVP and the Champions League's best young player.

In 2025 he joined Paris Saint-Germain, and the move brought immediate success: back-to-back Champions League and Ligue 1 titles, along with the Trophée des Champions. He was named the Champions League's best player of the 2025/26 season and became the first Georgian player to score in a Champions League final.

With the national team, he helped Georgia qualify for a major tournament for the first time, reaching Euro 2024. He has also been honoured at home, receiving Georgia's Order of Honour and the Alexander Chivadze Golden Medal.