PSG’s Champions League win drives record €837m revenue in 2024/25

Paris Saint-Germain have posted revenue of €837 million (US$974 million) for the 2024/25 financial year, a record for the French soccer giants.

Key details:

• Commercial revenues increase to €367 million (US$427 million)
• Matchday revenues rise to €175 million (US$204 million)
• PSG has 235 million followers on social media
• Parc des Princes sold out for 170 consecutive matches
• Club posts small loss but does not disclose deficit

Context:

Last season was historic for PSG as the club won its first ever Uefa Champions League, helping to drive financial growth and fan engagement. Notably, Les Parisiens’ success on the pitch has turbocharged merchandise sales, which have increased by 210 per cent on PSG’s online store and 90 per cent in physical stores since the start of the 2025/26 campaign.

Since being acquired by Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) in 2011, PSG say the club’s turnover has increased ninefold from €99 million (US$115 million). But despite the record revenue for 2024/25, PSG still couldn’t post a profit, though a club spokesperson told Bloomberg that the European champions were close to breaking even.

PSG weren’t helped by lower domestic broadcast revenue compared to other major European soccer leagues after DAZN walked away from its Ligue 1 broadcast deal, prompting France’s Professional Football League (LFP) to launch the Ligue 1+ direct-to-consumer (DTC) service. The club’s Parc des Princes stadium also has a relatively modest capacity of 47,929, which limits matchday income and has prompted PSG to explore new stadium options.

Credit: https://www.sportspro.com/news/psg-finances-2024-25-revenue-loss-champions-league-october-2025/