Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has just unveiled an exciting new chapter in its relationship with art and culture. For the Trophee des Champions match against AS Monaco on January 5, PSG players took to the pitch in a stunning new kit featuring their names written in Arabic. This marked the latest collaboration between the club and renowned Qatari artist Fatma Al Sharshani, building on their successful partnership in 2023.
The new shirts are a part of PSG’s ongoing commitment to fostering cultural expression. Al Sharshani’s design incorporates Arabic lettering that reflects her identity and cultural roots. The printed shirts were worn by PSG stars such as Achraf Hakimi, Ousmane Dembélé, Bradley Barcola, Joao Neves, and Vitinha, making for a memorable and stylish moment on the field.
For fans eager to own a piece of this cultural moment, the shirts featuring Arabic lettering are available for purchase bothonline and at PSG’s official stores in Doha. This initiative is a way for PSG to connect deeply with its international fanbase, particularly those in the Middle East, while also promoting cultural exchange.
This collaboration serves as a reminder of how art and sports can come together to create something truly impactful. With the Arabic lettering jerseys, the club is sending a clear message that football is a global language, one that bridges cultures and unites people around the world.
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