Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (PSG), the winning soccer team in the French Ligue 1, is selling non-fungible token (NFT) tickets costing 30 million yen (about US$218,817) each for its friendly matches this month with local clubs in Japan. PSG To Visit Japan For The First Time After 1995 PSG is making its first trip to Japan since 1995. Special pre-season tour tickets manufactured with non-fungible tokens (NFTs) started selling on the 9th before PSG’s trip to Japan. The most expensive ticket, according to Sportshochi, cost 36,000 yen for the friendly between Brazil and Japan that took place at the Tokyo National Stadium on the sixth of last month (about 344 million won). The cheapest adult ticket at the time cost 3,200 yen (about 30,000 won). Three Premium NFT Tickets The team’s official tour website is still selling three premium NFT tickets for each game as of Wednesday. The VIP party and lounge at the stadium, where purchasers can have their picture taken with PSG players, are accessible with the NFT ticket. PSG is also releasing NFTs to mark the team’s first trip to Japan since 1995 in various collectible formats, like player video messages and significant tour images. The first football game played by the team in Japan will take place on July 20 against Kawasaki Frontale in the J1 League. Neymar Junior, Kylian Mbappé, and Lionel Messi, the team’s premier football players, will travel to Japan.The post PSG Football Club ...
