PSG will pay for ALL the club’s 500-plus staff to attend this month’s Champiomns League Final against Arsenal.
The news was delivered in an email from PSG president Naser Al-Khelaifi delivered to all the French side’s employees on Friday morning.
PSG will charter flights to Budapest on the morning of the game on Saturday May 30 and transfer them back to the French capital that night.
In his email, entitled “together in Budapest” Al-Khelaifi praised Luis Enrique’s side for their semi-final triumph over Bayern Munich.
The Qatari, also head of the powerful European Football Clubs association representing the vast majority of top flight clubs across the continent, said: “This historic achievement is a tribute to the hard work, high standards, and commitment of everyone who contributes each day to the continued growth of Paris Saint-Germain.
“While this qualification is a tremendous source of pride for our Club, there is still one final step for us to take together in Budapest.
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“More than ever, it will require complete focus, unwavering determination, and absolute unity from all of us.
“Great European occasions are always built collectively.
“In Budapest, our team will represent far more than our colours – it will carry with it the energy, commitment, and passion of the entire Paris Saint-Germain family.
“Every department, every role, every member of staff contributes to this collective momentum and to the ambition that drives our Club each and every day.”
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Al-Khelaifi recalled how the club had paid for staff members to travel to Munich for last year’s final win over Inter Milan.
He said: “It was a powerful moment that perfectly embodied the unity and sense of belonging that define our Club.
“In that same spirit, it was important to me that all employees should once again have the opportunity to be part of this final stage of our European journey.
“We would like to invite all staff members to join the team in Budapest for this exceptional occasion.”
