After a year and a half of presence on the bench of Paris Saint-Germain, Luis Enrique finally sees the fruit of his rewarded efforts. Now, his team plays as he sees fit and the collective has definitely took precedence over the individual. A big change in the game proposed by PSG, with also a collateral impact on a purely economic aspect. With the decision of the club under Qatari pavilion to separate from its stars to stick to the Luis Enrique project, certain sales have dropped drastically.
This is the undeniable trend that UEFA's annual report highlighted over the year 2024. There was a question of the sale of jerseys, with a total of the income related to this specific drop in sharp decline. While PSG was still recovering 117 million euros in 2019 with these sales, it no longer earned “only” 84 million euros in 2024. The successive departures of the stars such as Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappé, therefore had a major impact on the sale of jerseys. A fact that was probably not a surprise for Parisian financiers.
PSG and OM leaders on ticketing in France
In addition, the overall painting is far from catastrophic for the capital's club which ranks third among the clubs that generated the biggest income. No less than 808 million euros, enough to place itself on the podium, behind the untouchable Real Madrid (1,073 million euros) and Manchester City with 854 million euros. The second tricolor club of this ranking is none other than Olympique de Marseille which appears in the twentieth place, with 287 million euros in income.
As also indicated Foot transfer windowwhich relayed its statistics, PSG and OM are still the two hexagonal displacements which have managed to integrate the top 20 of the tickets related to the ticket office. 168 million euros for the Parisian club which ranks second behind Real Madrid (185 million euros). And for Marseille, thirteenth, a total of 68 million euros.
