Nasser is worried that Ligue 1 TV revenue is too small: the situation is very difficult, especially for small and medium-sized teams

After the Champions League draw, Paris Saint-Germain owner Nasser was interviewed by the Leicester and expressed concerns about the current situation in Ligue 1.

What do you think about the results of this lottery draw? Paris Saint-Germain will face strong opponents

"This is the Champions League, and all the best clubs are participating. We will face the best teams in the world. We need to be prepared to win these games. We must work hard and stay focused. As for the results, only God knows."

Is Paris Saint-Germain's transfer operation ended this summer?

"The official closing date of the summer window is Monday. But we are happy with our roster, and I don't think we are very active. We may sell some players, but overall, we are very happy with the existing roster."

Regarding the differences between LFP Media (a subsidiary of Ligue 1) and beIN Sports on Saturday afternoon match broadcast agreement

"Frankly, I don't participate in this topic. I let the parties handle it themselves."

Paris Saint-Germain's domestic TV revenue is significantly lower than that of European competitors

"It's really difficult. Now I don't know how much we will earn from domestic TV broadcasts. Last year we knew the specific numbers, but this year I'm totally unclear. I'm very worried about the situation of the French clubs. Many Ligue 1 clubs rely on TV revenue, and I don't know how they will deal with it."

"I hope Ligue The 1+ platform can succeed. I asked how much TV broadcast revenue we will get, but I didn’t get an answer. This is the first time in 14 years that I don’t know how much money we will get. I’m especially worried that the situation will be very, very difficult for French clubs that have little to no source of income besides TV broadcast revenue. "

In the interview, Nasser seemed skeptical about the current Ligue 1 business development model, believing that there is great uncertainty about whether the Ligue 1 platform can bring considerable TV broadcast revenue to Ligue 1 clubs.