In the heart of Saint-Ouen, a wind of renewal is blowing through the Red Star. Despite its takeover by a US fund, the legendary club retains its soul and its values, while aiming for new ambitions. Discover how Red Star is reinventing its future without denying its past.
In the heart of Seine-Saint-Denis, a wind of renewal is blowing over the legendary Red Star. This legendary football club, founded in 1897, has experienced a real renaissance in recent years. Despite its takeover in 2022 by the American investment fund 777 Partners, the Red Star retains its unique identity and its historical values, while projecting itself towards a bright future.
A redemption that brings hope
The arrival of 777 Partners at the head of Red Star marked a decisive turning point. As the president points out Patrice Haddadthis acquisition made it possible to “resolve what constituted the biggest obstacle to the club’s development for decades: the problem of infrastructure”. Thanks to this investment, the Bauer stadium is being renovated, a high-level training center is being created in Marville, and a training center is being planned.
With the arrival of 777 Partners, we are building the future of the club. It's a new starting point.
Patrice Haddad, president of Red Star
An identity preserved
Despite these changes, the soul of Red Star remains intact. As Patrice Haddad states, “you can sell a club without selling your soul”. The identity of this committed club, anchored in its territory, popular and educational, is protected by the people who make it up, some of whom have been present for more than fifteen years.
Red Star is a huge family. Even when we leave, we never really leave the club.
Ibrahim Tounkara, emblematic defender of Red Star
A loyal and passionate audience
The supporters, who come from all walks of life, contribute greatly to bringing this very special identity to life. As Ibrahim Tounkara summarizes, “Red Star is the essence of football, popular football, the football of the atmosphere, the football that we love”. This fervor can also be felt at the Bauer stadium, where seats are snapped up for every match.
Rise to power
Buoyed by this dynamic, Red Star is having an exceptional season. National leader, the teamHabib Bey produces attractive football and is determined to return to Ligue 2 this year. An ambition perfectly summed up by Hammache Networkthe sports director: “The ambition to move up to Ligue 2 this season has been infused in the blood. »
Considering what Red Star is and what it is becoming, its place is no longer in the National.
Reda Hammache, sports director of Red Star
A bright future
Beyond this season, Red Star has great ambitions. The upcoming opening of its training center and the desire to stabilize itself sustainably in the professional divisions bear witness to this. In the medium to long term, Ligue 1 is clearly targeted.
The Red Star becomes a brand in the good sense of the word. Red Star is becoming listed again and that’s nice.
Steve Marlet, former player and current manager of Red Star
Thanks to its successful takeover, Red Star now has resources that match its ambitions. While retaining its identity, its values and its local roots, this emblematic club is in the process of (re)becoming a key player in French football. A brilliant rebirth for the Red Star, which has not finished shining!
