Paris Saint-Germain isn’t just preparing for its second-ever UEFA Champions League final on May 31, 2025, in Munich — the club is also making history off the pitch. In a remarkable gesture, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi announced that all of the club’s approximately 600 employees will travel to Germany with all expenses paid to attend the final against Inter Milan.

A Full-Covered Trip to Munich

The announcement was made through an internal letter sent by Al-Khelaïfi to the club’s staff. From administrative workers to logistics personnel, every PSG employee will be in the Allianz Arena to witness the biggest match of the season.

“The success of this club would not be possible without the daily and often silent work of each and every one of you,” wrote the president, according to SPORTbible.

Performance Bonus for the Entire Club

In addition to the trip, PSG will also award a performance bonus to all staff — a reward usually reserved for first-team players. The decision reflects a club-wide appreciation and highlights how everyone’s contributions have been instrumental in this historic campaign.

This collective reward initiative is part of Al-Khelaïfi’s effort to turn a sporting achievement into a true institutional celebration, bringing together every member of the PSG family.

One Win Away from European Glory

Led by Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain is one step away from claiming their first UEFA Champions League title, facing Inter Milan at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

This off-the-field move has already been widely praised across Europe. In a football world increasingly driven by profits and individual stardom, PSG’s gesture is a powerful reminder of what club culture and unity truly mean.

With this initiative, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi has made it clear: success is not only measured by trophies, but also by the way a club is built from the inside out.