The closer D -Day, the more concern grows. A ambivalent feeling for many observers, around the final of the Champions League which opposes Paris Saint-Germain to Inter Milan on Saturday evening in Munich. On the one hand, Parisian supporters are waiting for and hope for a first historic victory of their club. On the other, the authorities and many officials are concerned about possible overflows in the streets of Paris in the event of a victory.
Among those who worry, Carine Galli was not the least pessimistic. The journalist of the channel The team gave his general opinion on the subject this Wednesday. “In a normal world, the club in its city parades. Except that we in France, it is almost impossible. Even in the past, PSG wanted to make large ceremonies outdoors and they had finally had to resolve something smaller because there were overflows. »»
For the ex of Giovanni Castaldi, the post-match perspective on Saturday is not really cheerful. “If the fields are ransacked, you will obviously not parade on an avenue which is completely ransacked. Obviously there will be overflows. In France, any moment of joy is always spoiled by parasites. There will be … you have to try to limit as much as possible and that there is no drama. »»
Opinions opposite on after PSG-interim
On the evening of the final, Paris Saint-Germain decided to open the Parc des Princes to the public. Four giant screens will be installed in the center of the field and around 48,000 people are expected. In the event of a coronation, a parade is therefore scheduled the day after the final. But the authorities have set a strict condition for this. If overflows are noted in the streets of Paris on Saturday evening, then no celebration will be allowed.
The very idea of ​​this parade has very largely divided Parisian political leaders. Some district mayors have clearly and publicly said their disapproval, while the councilor Anne Hidalgo said he was more than favorable to festivities.
