Paris Saint-Germain Football Club, universally known as PSG, is the dominant force in French football and a global superclub based in the capital city. They compete in Ligue 1 and play their home matches at the iconic Parc des Princes. Founded in 1970, the club's colors are blue, red, and white, and it is owned by Qatar Sports Investments with Luis Enrique as the head coach. PSG was formed from a merger of local clubs and quickly became a mainstay in the top flight. However, the club's history is divided into pre- and post-takeover eras. The peak era began in 2011 with the transformative Qatari investment, which propelled PSG into the European elite. This period has been defined by unprecedented domestic dominance, winning numerous Ligue 1 titles, Coupe de France, and Coupe de la Ligue trophies, and featuring global superstars like Zlatan Ibrahimović, Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, and Lionel Messi. The modern PSG is built around a core of world-class talent, with the ultimate goal of capturing the UEFA Champions League, a prize that has so far eluded them. The club's culture boasts a massive, sometimes divided, fanbase, with the ultras group CUP creating a fervent atmosphere. PSG is a commercial juggernaut and the standard-bearer for French football on the world stage.