Paris Saint-Germain is ready to leave the French capital to build a stadium of great capacity, according to Le Monde. The winner of the Champions League is not the owner of the Parc des Princes, which has been its stadium since 1974, and local authorities could prevent the club from making changes.
PSG has reduced its list to two potential locations if it had to leave the Parc des Princes: Massy, a town in the southern suburbs of Paris, and Poissy, where the club players train.
A new stadium for PSG?
A PSG source told the world : “We take note and we have to move forward on other options.”
“Being the owner of your stadium is not a whim or a simple posture: the large European teams work according to this model. The economic competitiveness of the recent winner of the Champions League depends it “, She says.
PSG hopes to quickly solve its stadium problem
“If tomorrow the Parc des Princes is harmful, we will see if we include it in our options. But I imagine that it will not change before the municipal elections. »»
If PSG hopes to quickly solve its stadium problem, its first team will participate in the Club World Cup this month. The triple winners will face Atlético Madrid, Botafogo and Seattle Sounders in group B.
