CDM clubs: the place of the PSG base camp is known

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG: beautiful people in the stands for the match against Aston Villa

It is at the University of Irvine, located southeast of Los Angeles, that Paris-Saint Germain will sit during the Club World Cup which will start on June 15 in the United States. This is confirmed by FIFA this Tuesday, by revealing the accommodation places of the 32 qualified teams. Parisians will arrive on site on June 10, two days after the end of the international break, to prepare for this unprecedented competition.

PSG will play its first match against Atlético de Madrid on June 15 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, before facing Botafogo on June 20, then the Seattle Sounders on June 23. With other clubs installed nearby, such as Inter Milan or Monterrey, the Los Angeles region will be considered the epicenter of the tournament. It is a particularly busy calendar which awaits the very recent winners of the Champions League, expected from August 13 in European Super Cup against Tottenham, before the resumption of Ligue 1 the following weekend.

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