GUYS AND GALAS PSG Wags steal show as Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembele and team-mates arrive at glitzy gala

The PSG Communities Foundation Gala celebrated the players and the work the club has been doing in the community, but it was also an event for the WAGs to steal the show.

Paris Saint-Germain players and their partners gathered together for a glitzy gala on Tuesday night

Lucas Beraldo and wife Rafaela were front and centre on the red carpet

The couple got married this summer

Rafaela has nearly 40,000 Instagram followers

Lucas Beraldo and wife Rafaela were front and centre on the red carpet as the players stopped for some snaps ahead of the event.

The PSG defender married Rafaela in a lavish ceremony this summer, tying the knot just over two months ago.

The pair, who also share a son together, were dressed to the nines for the club event.

Beraldo looked dapper in a black suit, while Rafaela stunned in a red dress and diamond necklace.

Also sporting a red number was Marquinhos' wife Carol Cabrino, a Brazilian influencer with over 631,000 followers on Instagram.

Carol stepped out with her Brazilian international husband while pregnant with their fourth child.

The 32-year-old bravely spoke about losing the couple's unborn child in an emotional video earlier this year.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and wife Nitsa Tavadze, Joao Neves and actress girlfriend Madalena Aragao and Nuno Mendes and girlfriend Thalyta Silva were also dressed up for the occasion.

Lucas Hernandez and his fiancee Victoria Triay Klein were also posing for the cameras after welcoming their first child in July.

Brazilian model Victoria, 37, is a huge influencer on social media, boasting a whopping 1.8MILLION Instagram followers.

Other players rocked up solo as they got together for the event just 24 hours after teammate Ousmane Dembele was named as the best player in the world on Monday night.

Dembele, 28, won the Ballon d'Or following a sensational season that saw him rack up 35 goals and 16 assists as PSG won a quadruple, including the Champions League and Ligue 1.

Dembele’s strikes at Anfield and The Emirates in the knockout rounds, as well as two assists in the final, saw the Parisians win Europe’s most coveted prize for the first time.