PSG, a French club? A controversy that raises the delicate question of identity – liberation

Fascinating question than that raised on the set of The evening team Or the RTL antenna by colleagues sucked in by the Champions League final to come on Saturday between Paris-Saint-Germain and Inter Milan: is the geolocated team in the French capital a French team? In other words: what now defines the dominant identity of a football club? Its capital structure and the political direction given-in which case PSG is under Qatari pavilion, Doha having precisely bought the club in 2011 to make it its emblem in terms of communication, the latter having greatly awarded sports considerations?

Shouldn’t we rather look at the side of the coach, who drives a style and spends four to six times a week in front of the cameras, which earns him to focus the attention to continuous flow in a context where all the components of the club (manager, players without even talking about the emir of Qatar Tamim ben Hamad al-Thani) never see a journalist? Or take a look at a locker room which, if it is globalized as everywhere (ten nationalities coexist), still has six French internationals in its ranks? The club thurifies defend a minimum identity: a team, it is first of all a stadium, a historic thread and its audience. The perimeter of the above public can however be discussed: the club site is also available in Indonesian or Japanese versions, a reasoning