The new PSG font is also inspired by Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls

After last week's release and Jumpman's debut on the Paris Saint-Germain home shirt, the French club also formalizes the new font that will complete the kit. Just like the design of the shirt, the font will also be a tribute to the Chicago Bulls stylistic legacy of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman. A tribute but not the perfect copy. The style remains similar, with a three-dimensional effect that resembles the other fonts used on a kit produced by Jordan brand and which is even closer to the aesthetics of the 6-time NBA champions.

The new typeface of the Parisians recalls that of the Chicago Bulls also in the red border - the only color in common between the Illinois franchise and the Parc de Princess team - which is used to enhance the 3D effect. On the other hand, one of the characteristics that diversify the two fonts is a less squared and decisive shade.

The peculiarity of the font will be that, despite being on a home jersey, it will be used only and exclusively in Champions League matches. After providing teams with only 3 styles to choose from, last July Ligue 1 made official the single font for the jerseys that will be used during the transalpine championship. So MJ's homage to Chicago Bulls will only be on magical European nights - starting next September.