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Paris, Jun 10 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Christophe Petit-Tesson / Mario García Sánchez) Ibrahimovic, Ronaldinho, Beckham, Raí, Weah. These were some of the legendary footballers who helped to make Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) famous worldwide. The club is now organizing a photographic exhibition in collaboration with the Paris City Council to commemorate the club's 50 years of existence.FOOTAGE OF THE PHOTO EXHIBITION ON THE FACADE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF PARIS AND SOUNDBITES OF THE COUNCILOR OF SPORTS, PIERRE RABADAN. INTERVIEW RESOURCES.-Translation:1) "PSG is today a bit of the emblem of the city of Paris. It is known throughout the world. It is a brand that is developing a lot today and on the occasion of its 50th anniversary we wanted to make the history of the club known to show the Parisians who do not know the origin of its creation ".2) "(PSG) has a truly international strategy, of course, with internationally renowned players, as we all know, Neymar, Navas, Marquinhos ..."3) "For the first time in twelve, thirteen or fourteen years, that Lyon won the French women's championship, this year Paris Saint-Germain did it and we are very, very proud."
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