Paris Saint-Germain has been upset since Wednesday evening. In addition to the cruel defeat suffered in the final moments of the match against Atlético Madrid, the capital club is in the sights of the Ministry of the Interior and Sports after the tifo deployed by the Collectif Ultras Paris in support of Palestine. While we learned earlier today that the CUP would now be banned from accessing the Parc des Princes outside of match days, the three-time reigning French champion would have made a big decision following this meeting at the Ministry of Sports according to information from L'Equipe.
A temporary ban on tifos?
If he once again wanted to point out that he was not aware of the message on this tifo, since it arrives rolled up at the stadium, he assured that he would now ask the CUP for a visual of his creations, sine qua non condition for their entry to the Parc des Princes. A meeting between the club and the supporters must also take place this Saturday in order to return to this episode. But that's not all since PSG should also ban its Ultras from tifos for a certain number of matches. Commercial bans on stadiums could also be imposed, although some would already be in effect. For their part, the public authorities would not refrain from taking legal action. To be continued.
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To summarize
Paris Saint-Germain reportedly made a huge decision after the meeting at the Sports Ministry. Paris Saint-Germain has been upset since Wednesday evening. In addition to the cruel defeat suffered in the final moments of the match against Atlético Madrid, the capital club is in the sights of the Ministry of the Interior and Sports after the tifo deployed by the Collectif Ultras Paris in support of Palestine.
