Le Paris Saint-Germain continues its development in the world of padel. The club from the capital has partnered with Bullpadel to launch two official rackets in PSG colors, presented as a preview during the London Premier Padel P1 .
Declined in blue and White They are now available in the club's official stores as well as on the PSG online store, priced at 400 € .
An XPLO version PSG
These two models are based on the following: Bullpadel XPLO , the racket used by Martín Di Nenno .
Designed for experienced and competitive players, the XPLO is renowned for its decidedly offensive profile.
PSG is therefore offering a product primarily intended for advanced players.
Two designs in the club's colors
Bullpadel and PSG have come up with two versions of this special edition.
The first adopts the traditional Navy blue of the Parisian club, while the second focuses on a design White more streamlined. Both models naturally feature the logo of Paris Saint-Germain and the club's specific graphic elements.
Presented during the London Premier Padel P1 They mark a new stage in the collaboration between Bullpadel and PSG, which continues its expansion in a rapidly growing sport.
A partnership that confirms PSG's interest in padel.
With this official collection, Paris Saint-Germain continues to expand its presence in the world of padel, a sector in which many major football clubs are now investing.
Relying on BullpadelAs one of the leading brands on the professional circuit, the Parisian club offers a high-end product directly inspired by a racket used at the highest level by Martín Di Nenno , current member of the world's top.
I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !
































































































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