OMAR SY BECOMES CO-OWNER OF PARIS BASKETBALL

French actor and producer Omar Sy has officially joined the club’s ownership and leadership team, strengthening the ambition and vision of the project as co-owner.
Paris Basketball announced today the addition of Omar Sy to its organization as a co-owner of the club, alongside David Kahn and Eric Schwartz. His arrival reinforces the club’s development goals, particularly in expanding its influence both in France and internationally. Convinced by the project’s vision-defined by strong sporting ambitions, deep roots in Greater Paris, and an innovative approach to sports entertainment —Omar Sy will contribute his expertise to the development of the club’s cultural impact, marketing strategy, and entertainment offerings.
Fresh off a French Cup victory and a memorable season-including its first-ever EuroLeague appearance, which ended in a playoff qualification-Paris Basketball is currently competing in the Betclic ELITE playoffs. for the Betclic ELITE Playoffs after finishing first in the regular season.

“I’m a huge basketball fan, and I attended my first Paris Basketball game during the EuroLeague match against Baskonia last November. I was struck by the energy of the project: in the stands, it’s a club that brings together all the diversity of Greater Paris – something incredibly valuable. On the court, the team radiates intensity and character, which fuel its sporting ambitions. Off the court, especially on social media, the club’s identity and image are vibrant. I’m truly excited to contribute to the growth of Paris Basketball.” Omar Sy

“Since 2018, we’ve always wanted to add a co-owner from Paris – a person who reaches across all divides and is synonymous with the vibe of Grand Paris. We have finally found that person in Omar Sy. Omar is a storyteller filled with ideas and enthusiasm to further build the Paris Basketball club and brand.” Eric Schwartz, owner of Paris Basketball

“We welcome Omar Sy as a co-owner and Cultural Advisor to Paris Basketball. This is not just an honorary title. From the outset of our discussions, we have insisted that he take an active role in the club’s development and branding. That is what he wanted, too. We can’t wait to begin our work together.” David Kahn, President and co-owner of Paris Basketball