NBA stars Victor Wembanyama, Chris Paul and the San Antonio Spurs attend PSG's Champions League match against Manchester City

Count NBA stars Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul among those at a sold-out Parc des Princes who enjoyed a thrilling Champions League encounter between Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City Wednesday, which ended with a 4-2 win for the Parisiens.

Wembanyama is arguably the NBA's best young star, standing 7-3 and averaging 24.4 points, 10.8 rebounds, and an four blocks per game. Longtime NBA leading man Chris Paul was also in attendance, as well as the rest of the San Antonio Spurs. The Texas-based NBA team is in Paris as part of the NBA's 2025 Paris Games, where it will face the Indiana Pacers in a league game at Accor Arena.

The Spurs and PSG have teamed up for various initiatives while the team is in France, ranging from collaborative product launches to driving efforts for more women leadership in sports. The Pacers were also involved in several initiatives, including a sustainability event in Paris.

“As a global organization, the Spurs are deeply committed to fostering connections that extend beyond the court,” RC Buford, San Antonio Spurs CEO said in a statement. “This collaboration highlights the importance of engaging with the Paris community and fans while celebrating a shared love of sports with a highly regarded organization like Paris Saint-Germain. Through initiatives focused on mentorship, education, and fan engagement, the Spurs aim to build lasting relationships in France and inspire the next generation of leaders and sports enthusiasts.”

“Paris Saint-Germain is thrilled to collaborate with the San Antonio Spurs, a team that shares our dedication to excellence, innovation, and community engagement. This partnership represents a unique opportunity to blend our expertise in leadership and fan connection, creating unforgettable experiences for our audiences. With the Club World Cup Competition in the U.S. next summer, we’re paving the way for new initiatives that transcend borders. Together, we are redefining the role of sports in inspiring and uniting communities on a global scale,” Victoriano Melero, Paris Saint-Germain CEO said in a statement.

The Spurs and Pacers will play in Thursday's NBA Paris Games, while PSG will be elated with their significant win over Manchester City in the Champions League. The side will return to Ligue 1 action against Reims on Jan. 25.