PSG – Paris FC, we know the dates of the Parisian derby!

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG - Paris FC, we know the dates of the Parisian derby!

This Friday, the LFP is gradually unveiling the Ligue 1 calendar. We already know some posters with in particular the first and last day of the championship but also the classic dates between PSG and OM. And at the moment, the French football body unveiled the dates of the new Paris derby.

Just mounted in Ligue 1, Paris FC will come across the best team in Europe, namely Paris Saint-Germain. The first leg will be played at the Parc des Princes on January 4, 2026. And the return match, at the Jean-Bouin stadium just opposite the Parc des Princes, will be played on May 16, 2026. A meeting at the very end of the season which could be decisive for the two teams with the challenges of an end of the season.

As a month that it is without stake if as the exercise 2024-2025, the Red and Blue are sacred champions of France long before the end of the season.

The PFC wants to strengthen this summer

Paris FC is now in the big leagues with its rise in Ligue 1. The club of the capital now wants to start its new project and to afford confirmed players in the championship to achieve its objectives.

The Ile -de -France residents also formalized the arrival of Moses Simon. The former Nantais signed for the next 3 seasons with the promoted for the sum of 7 million euros. An arrival that announces the colors of the Parisian transfer window. Business to follow …

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