Nasser Al-Khelaïfi offered himself a new record at the head of Paris SG. For a long time the most victorious president, with no less than 31 trophies won, the Qatari leader can also now be proud of the longest mandate. With now 13 years, four months and 26 days in the costume of PSG president, he is indeed ahead of Francis Borelli, the man of the first titles won by the Red and Blue.
Since the club's creation, no less than 17 presidents have followed one another at the helm of the PSG and many of them will be present, on April 9 for the first leg of the Champions League quarter -final against Aston Villa. Some, like Robin Leproux, can expect to whistle if they appear on one of the giant screens of the Parc des Princes. Conversely, if necessary, Michel Denisot will be entitled to a good ovation.
Because despite the many successes won by PSG since the acquisition by QSI, Michel Denisot remains the president of the most popular PSG. A few months before the arrival of the Qataris, a survey had devoted the former presenter of the Grand Journal or Téléfoot with no less than 60% of the votes, against 12% for his closest prosecutor, Francis Borelli. Consequence of the golden period experienced by the club under the mandate of Michel Denisot with the high point of the victory in the Cup Cup (1996), which still remains the only European coronation of PSG.
Michel Denisot surprised by this popularity
When the recors of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is mentioned, some supporters did not hesitate to pay tribute to Michel Denisot and it is the same with each of the birthdays of the former channel leader. “I am always surprised by the memory of supporters and I thank them very much”he had also written on X last spring on the occasion of his 79e birthday.
“For me you will be the best president of PSG forever”, “the biggest is Denisot”, “Michel Denisot remains the goat”, “without dispute, the most emblematic president of the club”, “you are the legend of the club”, “Michel Denisot, it's Paris”, “President forever, Mr. Denisot”, or “We have experienced unforgettable things” … These are some of the messages sent to Michel Denisot by