US EditionThe Princes' Park, it's over
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Between the PSG and the Parc des Princes, the idyllus is coming to an end. Theatre of the most beautiful souvenirs of the club of the capital, the stadium of the Porte de Saint-Cloud is no longer considered by the Parisian management, who wants for its development a larger, more modern, more profitable setting. From the admission of Victoriano Melero, managing director of the PSG, it has been "many years" that the contact is broken with the city…
For months, the future of the Parc des Princes has been at the heart of debates and tensions. Paris Saint-Germain would like to enlarge it, but does not want to finance everything without being the owner. Paris City Hall is reluctant to pay and sell. A few months ago, Parisian President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi decided with an announced departure. We are now waiting to see where the club could play its matches in the future. With the newspaper Le Figa…
In an interview with Figaro, PSG general manager Victoriano Melero gave an update on the issue of the future PSG stadium and confirmed that the club wanted to move forward as quickly as possible by identifying the preferred site in order to complete its project.
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