According to L’Équipe, NBA Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant has recently acquired a stake in Paris Saint-Germain Football Club for several million euros, becoming a minority shareholder. The Olympic gold medalist is not only a star on the basketball court, but is now making his mark in the world of football.
According to the French sports newspaper L’Équipe, Durant’s investment in Paris Saint-Germain marks the beginning of a long-term partnership between the two sides. Durant is not only a loyal fan of the club, but also a close friend of club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. In early August, Durant visited the Paris Saint-Germain training ground to express his affection for the club and his expectations for future collaboration.
Durant’s investment not only helps diversify his personal wealth, but also helps Paris Saint-Germain expand its influence in the United States and around the world. The club is seeking partnerships with investment funds to further enhance its international standing. Although Paris Saint-Germain currently has no plans to form a basketball team, L’Équipe points out that the club is open to this direction and may take new steps in the future.
It is worth mentioning that Durant is not the first NBA superstar to venture into the world of football. His colleague LeBron James already owns a stake in Premier League giants Liverpool, showing the interest and investment vision of NBA stars in the football industry. With Durant joining the ranks of Paris Saint-Germain shareholders, we can expect to see more cross-border collaboration and exchanges in the sporting world.
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