PSG Posts Record €837M Revenue After Champions League Triumph

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) achieved a record revenue of €837 million in the 2024/25 financial year, driven largely by their first-ever UEFA Champions League victory and a historic quadruple. Despite this financial milestone, the club reported a small loss but is close to breaking even, with significant contributions from merchandise sales, commercial partnerships, and matchday revenue. PSG's growth since acquisition by Qatar Sports Investments in 2011 is marked by a ninefold increase in turnover and a rise in global brand valuation to $4.6 billion, placing the club among the world's most valuable sports franchises. Challenges remain, including limited matchday income due to the Parc des Princes' modest 48,000-seat capacity and low domestic broadcast revenues following the end of DAZN's Ligue 1 deal. The club is exploring options for a new stadium with at least 60,000 seats to support further growth, with Paris city officials open to expanding the current stadium but not selling it. PSG's commercial success extends beyond football, leveraging global lifestyle partnerships and digital presence, cementing its status as a luxury and sports entertainment powerhouse on the international stage.