Belgium: QSI, owner of Paris Saint-Germain, completes acquisition of KAS Eupen (2nd division)

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Acquisition of KAS Eupen, a Belgian football club, by Qatar Sports Investments - ©  QSI

Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), the sports investment arm of the Emirate of Qatar, has completed the acquisition of KAS Eupen (Challenger Pro League) from Aspire Zone Foundation, a Qatari state-owned entity aimed at developing sporting talent and owner of the club since 2012, QSI announced on 17 September 2026.

Already the owner of Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1 McDonald's) since June 2011 and a minority shareholder (21.6%) in Sporting Braga (Liga Portugal Betclic) since October 2022, QSI had announced the forthcoming acquisition on 9 December 2025 with the aim of "strengthening its position as a global football and business operator."

"Since then, QSI and KAS Eupen have been working closely together to build a strong foundation for the Club’s long-term sporting and commercial development. This has included strengthening the Club’s sporting structure and first-team squad, further developing pathways for young players, and establishing new commercial partnerships."

"While benefiting from QSI’s international expertise and network, KAS Eupen will continue to build on its unique identity as…

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Acquisition of KAS Eupen, a Belgian football club, by Qatar Sports Investments - ©  QSI

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