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According to information from RMC Sport, the president of PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, sent a letter to all club employees this Thursday. In this letter, the Ile-de-France leader notably displayed his satisfaction after the 2023-2024 financial year of the various professional teams. “We can be extremely proud of the successes of our institution both on and off the field”thus recalled NAK before affirming to be “particularly proud that all sports teams are nurtured by exceptional talent from the club’s academies”.
And to add: “we can also be proud of the values of teamwork and cohesion that have united us again this season, even more so with the challenges we have faced in recent months and years”. To conclude, the Parisian president praised “a strengthened state of mind reigns within the club, with the institution placed above all else. Our successes are driven by the collective: teams united in their efforts and performance. This fills me with pride and I hope that everyone works as a team, as a family”.
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