Paris Saint-Germain, the Ligue 1 champion from France, is providing three special, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that can be used as tickets for upcoming friendly soccer games in Japan.

Only three of the limited edition NFTs are still available on the team's official website through Wednesday. A VIP party and a location where the owner may take selfies with PSG players are included with NFTs, which cost 180.36 ETH, or more than $250,000 at the current exchange rate. Additionally, there will be collectible NFTs commemorating the journey made from videos, messages and images of the tour.

To commemorate the club's first visit to Japan since 1995, the three fortunate fans who win the NFTs will get extra benefits.

The J1 League's opening game will take place on July 20 against Kawasaki Frontale. Lucky viewers shouldn't feel let down. The greatest football player of all time Lionel Messi, Marquinhos, Sergio Ramos, Kylian Mbappé, Marco Veratti, and more superstars make up the powerful French football team.

Furthermore, PSG has made previous attempts to adopt Web3 and NFT technology. To celebrate their tenth league triumph, the team released an NFT collection with Taiwanese musician Jay Chou in June. Earlier this year, Argentine legend Messi declared that he will accept a portion of his transfer contract with SPG in the form of cryptocurrency fan tokens.

Despite this, the Paris Saint-Germain Football Club submitted a number of trademark applications early this year to register its brand to provide a range of services, including software, memorabilia, and commodities connected to NFTs.