Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has a remarkable economic performance this season, already reaching 850 million euros in revenue thanks to its sporting successes at various levels: national, European and international. This success is part of a global strategy to strengthen the club’s global status. The team, led by Luis Enrique, has the opportunity to increase these revenues further if it wins the World Cup final against Chelsea, with a potential win of 120 million euros. In case of defeat, the PSG will still receive €90 million.

These substantial revenues encourage PSG management, including Nasser al-Khelaïfi, to pursue its economic expansion policy. He is considering signing a strategic partnership with a major US sponsor, an initiative to consolidate the club’s brand and increase its revenues in a sustainable manner. This ambition reflects the desire to position the PSG as a major player in the global sport and economic arena.

The current season represents a historic turning point for the MTP, which is expected for the first time in several years to close the fiscal year in balance, if not with a small profit. This financial situation is in addition to the club’s sporting success, consolidating its status as a sports and economic power. The prospects for the future are promising, with ambitions for continued growth and brand strengthening internationally.