
Kagame (right) receives a gift from PSG official: Photo Credit: PSG media
Rwanda President Paul Kagame was among the supporters for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) when they edged Bayern Munich in Tuesday’s nine-goal thriller.
The Rwandan leader witnessed PSG overcome Bayern Munich 5-4 at Parc des Princes in Paris in the chaotic UEFA Champions League semifinal, first leg contest.
🎙️ Ousmane Dembélé : « On est qu’à la mi-temps de cette demi-finale » 💬#UCL pic.twitter.com/P5j5AohTYq
— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_inside) April 29, 2026
In a statement, the office of the Rwanda President confirmed his visit to the French capital. The East African nation is the team’s shirt sponsor through the Visit Rwanda entity. Apart from PSG, Kagame is a big fan of Arsenal FC.
“This evening at Parc des Princes in Paris, President Kagame attended the UEFA Champions League semi-final, where defending champions and Visit Rwanda global partner Paris Saint-Germain delivered a 5–4 victory over Bayern Munich,” reads the statement.
It remains to be seen if the Rwanda head of state will travel to Germany for the Champions League semifinal, second leg to be played on May 6 at Allianz Arena.
In June 2023, Kagame congratulated PSG for winning the UEFA Champions League title after thrashing Inter Milan 5-0.
In May 2025, PSG announced the renewal of their Visit Rwanda for three more years, building on their initial agreement.
Upon renewal of the agreement, PSG CEO Victoriano Melero said: “We are looking forward to continuing this journey with Visit Rwanda. Together, we help showcase the cultural richness and natural beauty of Rwanda, while demonstrating that football can inspire and bring communities around the world closer together.”
Rwanda Development Board’s CEO, Jean-Guy Afrika, stated that the partnership has significantly contributed to positioning Rwanda as a leading destination for tourism and investment.
Visit Rwanda is the Rwanda Development Board’s tourism-centred entity responsible for accelerating Rwanda’s economic development by fostering private sector growth.