'Tous Unis': PSG raise more than €200,000 in 12 hours from sales of special edition jerseys

The shirt has the words 'Tous Unis' where the main sponsor logo usually sits and features badges pledging support to doctors

Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar celebrates with supporters outside the Parc des Princes stadium after winning the Champions League round of 16 second leg against Borussia Dortmund in March. AFP

Paris Saint Germain's supporters set off flares as they celebrate outside the stadium. AFP

Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, Layvin Kurzawa and Eric Maxim Choupo Moting celebrate on the top tier of the stadium in front of supporters outside. AFP

PSG players Marquinhos, Presnel Kimpembe and Juan Bernat celebrate as fans gather below. AFP

PSG players celebrate at the top of the Parc des Prices as fans gather below. AFP

PSG players celebrate at the top of the Parc des Prices as fans gather below. AFP

Angel Di Maria (C) and teammates celebrating with supporters gathered outside the stadium. AFP

Angel Di Maria celebrates as fans gather below. AFP

Neymar and Kylian Mbappe celebrate as fans gather outside the stadium. AFP

PSG players celebrate on the top tier of the stadium as fans gather below. AFP

PSG players celebrate on the top tier of the stadium as fans gather below. AFP

SG players celebrate on the top tier of the stadium as fans gather below. AFP

SG players celebrate on the top tier of the stadium as fans gather below. AFP

Neymar and Kylian Mbappe celebrate as fans gather outside the stadium. AFP

French champions Paris Saint-Germain have announced that they sold out their special edition "Tous Unis" (All Together) jerseys in just 12 hours, raising more than €200,000 for Paris Hospitals.

The shirt is a replica of PSG's current home strip but has the words 'Tous Unis' where the main sponsor logo usually sits and features badges pledging support to doctors.

The club confirmed on Twitter they had sold out a batch of 1,500 shirts via their online store on Thursday night, with all the proceeds going to Assistance Publique Hopitaux de Paris.

More than 25,000 people in France have been infected by the virus and over 1,300 have died, according to Reuters tally.

PSG are, once again, the runaway leaders in Ligue 1 this season, holding a 12-point lead with a game in hand before the season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

PSG also booked their place in the Uefa Champions League quarter-finals after defeating German side Borussia Dortmund inside an empty Parc des Princes stadium.

Despite a ban on fan attendance, it did not stop thousands of supporters from gathering outside the ground and they were joined in celebration after the match by PSG players who took to the top tier of the stadium to rejoice in their victory.