Bayern Munich Apologizes for Offensive Banners Targeting PSG President Al-Khelaïfi

The German club condemned unauthorized banners displayed by fans criticizing the Qatari executive during their Champions League match.

Bayern Munich issued an apology after fans displayed derogatory banners targeting PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi during their 1-0 Champions League victory.
The banners criticized Al-Khelaïfi's multiple roles in football governance and accused him of using wealth to influence the sport.
One banner featured a red-barred portrait of Al-Khelaïfi alongside messages in French and English calling him a 'plutocrat' and telling him to 'get lost.'
Bayern stated the banners were unauthorized and do not reflect the club's stance, emphasizing its commitment to respectful relations with PSG.
The incident adds to ongoing criticism in Germany of PSG's Qatari ownership model, which some see as distorting European football competition.