Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is a premier French football club based in Paris, founded on August 12, 1970. It has evolved into a global sports brand known for its **sporting excellence, boldness, and elegance**, proudly representing Paris worldwide[1][2]. PSG is more than just a football team; it embodies a fusion of athletic success, social commitment, and forward-looking innovation, including a strong corporate social responsibility (CSR) program focused on ethical and sustainable principles[2]. Historically, PSG's rise to prominence accelerated notably after the 2011 acquisition by Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), led by president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. The club strategically invested in world-class talent such as Neymar, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, and recently Ousmane Dembélé, becoming a team synonymous with star power and elite performance[1][2]. This approach has propelled PSG to multiple French Ligue 1 titles and a high ranking among Europe’s top-grossing football clubs, placing fifth in revenue rankings[7]. In terms of achievements, PSG has dominated French football with six league titles and has made significant strides in European competitions, consistently competing in the UEFA Champions League. In 2025, the club received multiple prestigious accolades at the Ballon d’Or awards: PSG was named Men's Team of the Year, with individual honors going to Dembélé (Men’s Ballon d’Or), Luis Enrique (Coach of the Year), and Gianluigi Donnarumma (best goalkeeper)[1]. The club’s players frequently feature among the top global talents shortlisted for major football awards. PSG also invests heavily in infrastructure and community engagement, exemplified by the Paris Saint-Germain Campus in Poissy and the PSG for Communities initiative, which promotes values like solidarity, respect, and mutual support beyond the pitch[2][3]. The Parc des Princes stadium remain