Kevin Durant Ventures into Football Ownership with PSG Stake
NBA star Kevin Durant acquires a minority stake in Paris St Germain, partnering with Qatar Sports Investments. Durant will leverage his expertise to aid PSG's expansion into basketball, strategic growth in the U.S., and international markets. Future opportunities include new investment in a European basketball league.

NBA superstar Kevin Durant has ventured into the world of football by acquiring a minority stake in the esteemed French club, Paris St Germain. The Champions League winners announced the development on Friday, highlighting Durant's potential influence on their planned expansion into basketball.
The Phoenix Suns forward and two-time NBA champion has formed a strategic partnership with PSG's majority shareholder, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), through his company Boardroom. Durant expressed his enthusiasm about becoming a shareholder in the club and partnering with QSI to explore new investment avenues, including the realm of basketball.
Durant's involvement is expected to accelerate PSG's strategy for diversification and international growth, particularly in the U.S. market. Furthermore, PSG is reportedly in early-stage talks with the NBA, aiming to invest in a new basketball league in Europe, with Durant's expertise considered a valuable asset for future projects.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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