From the height of his 81 years, Daniel Hechter has kept his meticulous gaze on his works, whether they are clothing or sports. So when we asked him what he thought of the reissue of the so-called "Hechter" jersey by Paris Saint-Germain, on the occasion of the club's fiftieth anniversary, the former president of PSG told the microphone of Europe 1 find it "fairly faithful". Because in the original edition, the famous blue-white-red-white-blue stripe (BBRBB for insiders) was not interspersed by the sponsor, which is the case in the 2020/2021 version, jersey however globally welcomed by club supporters.
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The Hechter jersey: immersed in Red and Blue history.
Back to this singular jersey which is an integral part of Parisian history
Hechter: "Glad the shirt is here today"
Although he does not strictly respect the 1973 jersey, Daniel Hechter is still delighted with this reissue. “Beyond the shirt, it is only the symbol of the soul of the club, nothing else. If it has been so much demanded by the supporters, it is because they felt that it was missing. I'm glad he's here today, "he says on Europe 1.
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A swimsuit designed as a costume by the ready-to-wear daddy. "I considered at the time that the stadium was one of the most beautiful spectacles in the world. The theater, the opera, have their costume, it was necessary to do the same for football. It was necessary to make an outfit which corresponded to the envy. that I had and that was that of the Parisians, because I took back the colors of Paris. " Emblematic president of Paris Saint-Germain, architect of its rebirth, Daniel Hechter tells in Associé Number 1 how he came to take over the club. A story to be found in the next episodes of this podcast produced by Europe 1 Studio.