PSG Tops France's Best-Selling Jersey List for the First Time, Overtakes OM

The latest sales ranking of football jerseys in France has been unveiled by a specialized retailer, with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) claiming the top spot for the first time, surpassing Olympique de Marseille (OM).

According to Foot.fr, the ranking for the second half of 2025 reveals which club sold the most jerseys both in-store and online. For the first time in years, Olympique de Marseille has been overtaken by Paris Saint-Germain, largely due to their recent Champions League triumph, which has significantly boosted jersey sales. Desire Doué leads the list of player names printed, followed closely by Ousmane Dembélé and Vitinha.

Despite the setback, OM remains in second place, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mason Greenwood being the most popular player choices. FC Barcelona narrowly takes fourth place, just behind rivals Real Madrid, who benefited from Kylian Mbappé’s arrival and his new number 10 jersey to secure a podium finish.

Manchester City continues to be favored in France, particularly with Rayan Cherki’s recent signing. Meanwhile, Olympique Lyonnais is facing tougher times, although the release of their anniversary jersey has helped maintain their presence. RC Lens, boosted by their success in Ligue 1 and the addition of Florian Thauvin, has made it into the top 10. Juventus, the sole Italian club in the rankings, is riding the wave of popularity with Kenan Yildiz.