Champions League success powers PSG to record €837m revenue
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have announced record revenue of €837 million for the 2024/25 season, driven by their historic UEFA Champions League triumph and strong commercial growth, marking the highest financial performance in the club’s history.
The Qatar-owned club described 2024/25 as a historic season on both sporting and economic fronts, after clinching their maiden Champions League title with a dominant 5–0 victory over Inter Milan in the final, alongside a domestic double.
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According to PSG’s financial report released on Tuesday, commercial revenue reached €367 million, boosted by six new sponsorship deals, while matchday income climbed to €175 million, a record for the French champions. Total turnover rose from €806 million in the previous campaign.
“This performance shows the maturity of the project since the arrival of Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) and confirms the strength of the club’s economic model, now among the most successful in the world,” the club stated.
When QSI took over in 2011, PSG’s turnover stood at just €99 million. The latest figures cement the club’s position among football’s financial elite, trailing only Real Madrid and Manchester City in Europe’s revenue rankings.
In May, Forbes valued PSG at $4.6 billion, ranking them as the seventh most valuable football club globally, behind Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Barcelona.
PSG’s record-breaking financial year underscores both their growing global brand appeal and the sporting success that has long been the club’s ultimate ambition under Qatari ownership.
