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Benjamin Pavard was born in Maubeuge on 28 March 1996. Pavard grew up in Jeumont, in the north of France, where he began to play football in his local team before entering the Lille youth system. The defender made his senior debut with Les Dogues in January 2015, at 19 years of age. In the summer of 2016, Benjamin moved to Stuttgart, Germany, where he played three seasons and helped to gain promotion to the Bundesliga. In 2018 he played a major part in France's World Cup victory in Russia, before moving to Bayern Munich in the summer of 2019. Now, after five successful years with the Bavarian side, Pavard is the newest Inter player.

Pavard is nicknamed Benji, a diminutive of his first name. The Frenchman presented himself as 'Benji the Interista' to the Nerazzurri fans.

Raised in Jeumont, Pavard's hometown is very close to his heart. At the entrance to the village, there is a sign that reads "Ville de Benjamin Pavard" (Benjamin Pavard's town): Jeumont wanted to celebrate his achievements after the 2018 World Cup win. A great pride for the French player and his family, now eternalised in Jeumont.

Pavard has scored 18 career goals, including some very important ones: in 2021 his goal sealed the victory for Bayern Munich against Tigres in the Club World Cup. His favourite goal, however, is the one he scored in the round of 16 of the 2018 World Cup against Argentina. It was a brilliant shot, voted as the goal of the tournament.