An inevitable departure from the Parc des Princes for PSG? –

PSG wants to become the owner of its stadium. But this looks almost impossible with the Parc des Princes. Even if Anne Hidalgo will no longer be the mayor of Paris in 2026, the future of PSG seems to be moving away from its historic lair.

For several years, the leaders of the PSG
and the town hall of Paris disagree about the sale of the Princes Park. While the owners of the capital club wish to become owners of their stadium to continue the expansion of their project, the town hall of Paris does not want to hear about a sale of the Parc. In this case, the PSG has already considered several options to build its possible future stadium. At the time of the inauguration of Poissy Campus, Nasser al-Khelaïfi explained that although it hurt his heart, the possibility of PSG to stay at
Princes Park was almost zero.

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For Nasser al-Khelaïfi, PSG must leave the Park

Later in the week, we learned thatAnne
Hidalgo would not run for re-election as mayor of Paris in 2026. A point which could tip the file of Princes Park. If we believe it The Parisiannot so much. According to information from the Ile-de-France daily, the trend is clear in the minds of Nasser al-Khelaïfihis club must leave the
Parc during the next decade. “ On the day of the inauguration of Campusa meeting was organized with Valérie Pécresse and local elected officials to discuss this issue. The Qatari leader knows he can count on the support of the president of the Ile-de-France region, who voted on September 11 for a motion providing for the provision of 50 ha of space for major sports projects.. » Despite the complexity of the file, the leaders of the PSG are now convinced that a renovation of the Princes Park will not live up to their ambitions. No meeting on the subject has actually been organized for more than six months. Meanwhile, the architects of the American firm Popoulos
are teeming with ideas for a new generation, fully modular stadium, with a capacity varying from 50 to 90,000 seats. It will not only be able to host the matches of the
PSGbut also other sporting events and major concerts, advance The Parisian. « With this pharaonic project, which is expected to cost more than a billion euros, PSG is looking far ahead and wants to look forward to the next 50 years. Which would not be possible with the Park, a legendary but aging stadium whose capacity can never exceed 60,000 seats. Which necessarily limits its economic potential, already pushed to the maximumm”, concludes the Ile-de-France daily.