Since his first European sacre, Paris Saint-Germain has been wondering about the addition of a star to his jersey, a symbolic issue that has generated much debate. The club finally opted for an affirmative answer, but with an important shade. The star will not be displayed on all jerseys, but reserved for Champions League matches, in tribute to their historic victory. This decision, explained by journalist Romain Collet Gaudin, aims to mark the event while maintaining a certain sobriety for the other competitions, thus strengthening the importance of the European championship in the club’s project.

In parallel to this decision, Paris Saint-Germain expressed a message of support and solidarity with Olympique Lyonnais following the DNCG’s retention of the club in Ligue 1. Beyond sporting rivalries, the PSG recognises the importance of the survival of a historic club such as OL for the jobs, families and employees it represents. This attitude reflects a awareness of the social reality behind football and a desire to preserve the diversity and attractiveness of the French championship.

This solidarity is all the more significant as the PSG indirectly contributed to OL’s stability by winning the Coupe de France, which will allow Lyon to play the Europa League phase next season. While the PSG focuses on its European goals, it does not neglect the reality of its own championship, and maintains a link with a rival club through this particular situation. The next games between the two teams will take place on November 9 at Groupama Stadium and April 30 at Parc des Princes.

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