PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN (PSG) has announced record revenues of €837 million for the 2024–2025 season, marking the most successful year in the club’s history both on and off the pitch. The milestone underscores the maturity of PSG’s long-term project under Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) and reaffirms the strength of its sustainable economic model.
On the field, PSG delivered an unprecedented season, winning the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, Ligue 1, Coupe de France, and Trophée des Champions, while also reaching the FIFA Club World Cup final in the United States.
This sporting dominance translated into record commercial momentum with €367 million in commercial revenue and €175 million in matchday income. Since QSI’s arrival in 2011, PSG’s turnover has increased ninefold, from €99 million to €837 million, while the wage-to-turnover ratio has dropped from 111% to below 65%, reflecting a responsible financial strategy.
The Parc des Princes celebrated its 170th consecutive sell-out, and season ticket renewals reached 98% for 2025–2026. Retail and digital performance soared, with online sales up 210%, in-store sales up 90%, and a 40% jump in home kit sales compared to previous records. PSG now unites a global community of 235 million followers, ranking #1 on Twitch and #2 on TikTok, surpassing 1 billion views since July.
Internationally, PSG continues to expand its global footprint with 14 official stores, 180 supporters’ clubs across 92 countries, and 177 PSG Academies training 50,000 young players in 21 countries. Six new partners joined this season, taking the total to 31, with over a third having stayed loyal for more than five years.
