Global multi-sport organization and football club founded in 1970, headquartered at the Parc des Princes in Paris, running men's and women's football, handball, judo, youth development and community programmes.
Paris Saint-Germain is a global multi-sport organization and football club founded in 1970 and headquartered at the Parc des Princes in Paris. Acquired in 2011 by Qatar Sports Investments, the club competes at the highest levels of European football and employs more than 750 people across over 100 professions. Its operations span professional sport, commercial activity, youth development and community work, all of which sit within the regulatory frameworks governing European football and French non-profit and corporate activity.
The organization comprises a professional men's football section competing at the highest levels of European football, a professional women's football section, and handball and judo divisions. Alongside these competitive sections, the club operates the Poissy Training Center, a world-class facility designed to develop the next generation of talent, and PSG for Communities, a foundation supporting underprivileged children, youth development and community engagement.
Paris Saint-Germain describes its culture as grounded in excellence, innovation and teamwork, positioning itself as "the club of the New Generation where every idea matters and every talent can leave a mark". The workforce spans more than 100 professions, and the club emphasizes social commitment and positive impact beyond the pitch. Its geographic footprint covers Paris and Poissy in France alongside a global brand presence.
