PSG documentary series will not be released on Netflix
Netflix has abandoned its plans to stream a documentary series about PSG's last two seasons due to disagreements over access.
Le docu-série sur les deux dernières saisons du PSG sera bien diffusé... mais pas sur Netflix. (S. Boué/L'Équipe)
The documentary series chronicling the last two seasons of PSG will no longer be released on Netflix. The partnership between the streaming giant and the French club has come to an end following long-standing disagreements regarding the level of access provided to the production crew.
The project, which documents the club's historic back-to-back Champions League titles, has been picked up by the Mediawan production group, led by Pierre-Antoine Capton. Their production company, Black Dynamite, directed by Éric Hannezo, has taken over the project. They intend to utilize existing footage alongside material filmed during the latter part of the previous season.
PSG president Nasser al-Khelaïfi first announced the documentary in June 2025, shortly after the club's 5-0 victory against Inter Milan in the Champions League final. While the series was initially slated for Netflix, the deal was cancelled after the platform grew frustrated with the lack of access to the behind-the-scenes content they required.
Although the club maintains that no formal agreement with a new broadcaster has been signed, negotiations are expected to be finalized in the near future.