Paris Saint-Germain has announced record revenue figures for the 2024-2025 season, reaching an impressive total of 837 million euros (approximately $976.11 million). This financial boost reflects the club’s growing stature and success, particularly following their remarkable achievements on the pitch, including their first UEFA Champions League title. The club had previously set a revenue benchmark of 806 million euros, signifying strong growth.
The key breakdown of this record revenue includes 367 million euros generated from commercial activities and 175 million euros from matchday income. Notably, the Parc des Princes has experienced extraordinary turnout, with 170 consecutive matches sold out, showcasing the club’s strong fan engagement.
During the historic season, PSG not only secured the Champions League title but also claimed the Ligue 1 crown, French Cup, and the Trophee des Champions. However, the club did report an annual loss, specifics of which were not disclosed. Last season, PSG recorded a deficit of approximately 60 million euros.
PSG expressed pride in this financial performance, which the club attributed to the maturity of its project since the arrival of its main shareholder, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), in 2011. The club’s economic model is considered one of the most robust in the world, reaffirming its prominent position in international football.
Combining this robust financial position with on-field success paints a hopeful picture for PSG’s future as they continue to build on their achievements in both domestic and international competitions. The club’s ability to draw significant revenue while also delivering exceptional performances could set the stage for an exciting next chapter in its storied history.