Still at the Parc des Princes, Paris Saint-Germain is preparing for the future. Wanting to have a new stadium, the Ile-de-France club could also stay at the Parc des Princes if significant work is carried out. While a decision is expected in the coming weeks, numerous meetings follow one another as reported The Parisian.
Thus, the plan for Paris Saint-Germain to remain at the Parc des Princes requires the club to become the owner and a renovation to take place. The stadium would be expanded from 48,000 to 70,000 seats. The ring road will need to be partly covered with a large green esplanade around the stadium. A Paris Saint-Germain museum, shops, a dojo and padel courts are in the works. The Massy and Poissy sites also remain in the running.
