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The president of Paris Saint-Germain, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, spoke this Wednesday.
In the current context, with a Mbappé soap opera which parasitizes all the news, his words were necessarily scrutinized. What if Nasser Al-Khelaïfi had already spoken on the subject last month. The Qatari leader spoke again this week, but to address another theme: TV rights for the period 2024-2029.
“It is very important for us and for all French clubs, launched the president of Paris Saint-Germain on the sidelines of a meeting for the UEFA Executive Committee. I hope this ends well. To be competitive in France and at European level, we need a good deal on TV rights. »
“My interest is that of PSG”
Boss of PSG, but also of the ECA and the beIN SPORTS group, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi refused to represent his media group. It was with his hat as president of the capital club that the Qatari supported his remarks.
“My interest is that of PSG. I hope that we will find the best deal possible for PSG and for all the clubs. I don’t want to talk about beIN, that’s not my role. My wish is that we have the best contract possible. »
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