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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have undergone a remarkable transformation over the past 15 years under the leadership of president Nasser Al Khelaifi, emerging as one of the most influential clubs in world football.
Since taking charge in November 2011, Al Khelaifi has overseen an unprecedented period of success, with the French giants collecting 43 trophies, compared with just 18 during the 41 years preceding his appointment.
The club's rise has been highlighted by their dominance in French football, including 12 Ligue 1 titles, as well as historic achievements on the European stage. Their success in the UEFA Champions League in 2025 and 2026 further strengthened PSG's position among the elite clubs in the game.
Beyond their achievements on the pitch, PSG have also experienced significant financial and commercial growth during Al Khelaifi's presidency. Annual revenues have increased from €99 million to €837 million, reflecting the club's expanding global profile, commercial partnerships and growing international fan base.
The transformation has extended beyond football, with PSG strengthening their presence in international markets while investing in youth development, community programmes and initiatives designed to broaden the club's social impact.
Al Khelaifi's leadership has also focused on establishing PSG as a global sporting brand, using the club's growing influence to expand its reach beyond France and attract supporters from across the world.
The progress made over the past decade and a half represents a significant chapter in PSG's history, with the club evolving from a major domestic side into a prominent force in international football.
As PSG look towards the future, maintaining their competitive position in Europe while continuing to develop their commercial and sporting ambitions will remain central to the club's long-term vision.