Owners of Stade Rennais since 1998, the Pinault family should remain at the head of the Rouge et Noir club for a little while longer. This is what L’Équipe confirmed this Saturday in its today’s edition. But the dispute between the Rennes owners and the municipality of Rennes concerning the stadium would still present a dark side to the future.
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“A dispute that casts a small shadow on the horizon”
“Their attachment in any case maintains the lasting commitment of the Pinaults, the oldest French shareholder in a Ligue 1 with mainly foreign capital behind the Nicollin family in Montpellier”, initially recalled the sports daily. “This commitment also involves a modernized training center (40 million euros invested) and the hope of a new stadium with more than 40,000 seats rather than a limited Roazhon Park. Except that the Rennes municipality, of for its part, is studying the expansion of the current 29,000-seat stadium. A dispute which, if it does not raise the risk of disengagement, casts a small shadow on the horizon.
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To summarize
The dispute between the owners of Stade Rennais and the Rennes municipality concerning the stadium should not pose a risk of disengagement from the Pinault family but would present a small shadow.
