Overview
- The club reported €367 million in commercial income and €175 million from matchdays, with the Parc des Princes sold out for 170 straight matches.
- PSG said it still posted a loss for the year without disclosing the amount, and a spokesperson described the result as close to break-even as player salaries fell below 65% of revenue.
- On-field success drove demand as PSG won its first Champions League plus domestic trophies and finished runner-up at the Club World Cup, with only early-round tournament receipts booked this year.
- Growth remains constrained by Ligue 1’s weaker TV income and the Parc des Princes’ roughly 48,000 capacity, after DAZN exited its deal and the league began testing an in-house channel model.
- Options for a new 60,000-plus stadium in Passy or Massy are under review, with Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo resisting a sale of the Parc but open to expansion and a decision expected next autumn.