Paris Saint-Germain Football Club, based in Paris, compete in Ligue 1. Founded on 12 August 1970, the team have become France’s most recognisable modern side and Walkouts curates signed football shirts that trace their rise from domestic cups to continental glory.
The club grew quickly after the merger that created it, establishing itself in the capital and building a global profile. This period of growth underpinned successes that now see PSG identified with the city itself, with the club remaining a flagship for Paris and regularly contesting honours at the highest level of Ligue 1.
Home matches are staged at the Parc des Princes, a venue familiar to collectors because shirts worn or sold there carry provenance tied to specific fixtures and cup runs. Across decades PSG have accumulated domestic silverware and a headline record of 13 Ligue 1 titles, while the modern era delivered the club’s top continental milestone, winning the Champions League 2025, an event that reshaped interest in related memorabilia.
Collectors prize shirts from milestone seasons and specific fixtures, and PSG items are notable for their variety. Anniversary releases and retro crests surface regularly, with the club marking half a century in 2020 through special runs that attract framed and limited edition buyers. The Jordan and Nike supply eras produce sought after retail variants and regional releases that often differ in trim and labelling.
Season magnets draw consistent demand, especially those tied to European success and decisive domestic nights. Examples include the club’s 1995-96 European campaign and the modern UCL finals and victories, which explain the chase for shirts connected to decisive matches and trophies. Away shirts with distinctive colourways are also prized, notably the 1995-96 Cup Winners' Cup era and the club’s white away strip associated with that continental run, each linked to a specific final and narrative.
Signed retail shirts, not only match-worn pieces, are actively collected, and fans look for early fanshop runs, player-issue variants and region-specific editions as part of provenance research. Authentication matters in this market and verified items accompanied by a COA are favoured; exact photo proof or witnessed signings when available add further clarity for buyers and curators alike.
Provenance is best read against concrete seasons and fixtures; collectors often cross-check labels and release notes from the 1995-96 Cup Winners’ Cup campaign, the 2019-20 UEFA Champions League run to the final, and the 2024-25 continental triumph that included a landmark win over Inter, alongside derby nights known as Le Classique and landmark matches staged at Parc des Princes. Free worldwide shipping is offered for select framed and limited edition shirts, and Walkouts closes its PSG selection with clear provenance notes on key seasons and matches.
