According to "Le Parisien", Paris Saint-Germain Club announced its economic data for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, with revenue reaching a record high of 837 million euros, an increase of 31 million euros over the previous fiscal year. This historic financial achievement was largely due to the team's first Champions League title and domestic success.

The club's commercial income increased to 367 million euros, and match-day ticket revenue reached 175 million euros, which was seven times that before the Qatari consortium took over. Participating in the Club World Cup and finishing runners-up also brought significant financial inflows, with part of the proceeds already included in the current financial year. Derivatives sales also set a record, with online store sales increasing by 210% and physical stores increasing by 90%.

Despite a roughly 30% drop in domestic television rights revenue, Paris' performance remains extraordinary. This turnover was enough to rank second in Europe last season, second only to Real Madrid.

The article disclosed that the club’s total salary has dropped significantly, from more than 111% of turnover in the past to less than 65% now. This is mainly due to the departure of Neymar, Messi and Mbappe, which makes the club comply with UEFA FFP regulations and personnel costs are less than 70% of revenue. Club insiders are pleased with reaching the UEFA target ahead of schedule.

The club is still in the red, but the loss in the 2024-2025 fiscal year is lower than the 60 million euros in the previous fiscal year. The club says it is on a very good trend and aims to eventually achieve a sustainable break-even.