The names read like a who's-who of football. And they've all passed through the iconic doors of the Parc des Princes, the home of Parisian football dreams. 

Long before Paris Saint-Germain's place as arguably the world's richest club, there was fire, fury, dashed hopes and fleeting glories. From Weah, Ronaldinho and Sušić to Raí, Ginola and Pauleta, PSG dreams were built not on cash but star names. And how they enthralled the game, dazzling us with their otherworldly talents and making PSG one of the great clubs of the neutral. From the kits to the colours, much about PSG in the 80s, 90s and noughties was iconic.

Then came QSI. And Pastore, Zlatan, Cavani, Mbappé, Neymar and Messi. Overnight, PSG were transformed. While it took some shine off for the neutrals, the club went from strength to strength, a bastion of legendary footballers and domestic glory. And yet, the story of PSG is far from written.

We're delighted to bring you 140 stunning pages on a club that, in its short history, has given the game so much through its incredible highs and lows. We think you'll like this. 

Featuring:

• The fiery birth of PSG
• The wild-west years of Parisian football
• Mustapha Dahleb
• François M'Pelé
  
• Carlos Bianchi
• The first title: 1985/86
• Safet Sušić: the greatest of them all
• The vibe-ball of George Weah
• David Ginola
• The colours of Raí
• The first golden era: 1993-1997
• The making of Ronaldinho in Paris
• Before Zlatan there was Pauleta
• The QSI takeover
• Zlatan in Paris
• Kylian Mbappé and the eternal records
• La Classique
• PSG's greatest kits
• Parc des Princes
• A history by data and numbers
  
• ... and more