Wednesday briefing: Paris Saint-Germain set to drop Parc des Princes and build their own 90,000-seater stadium

World Cup of Clubs: the PSG aims at the University of California for its base camp, according to Le Parisien. But not that. In view of the next World Cup of Clubs, Paris Saint-Germain is already planning its logistics organization on American soil. According to Le Parisien, the Parisian club could establish its headquarters at the University of California in Irvine, south of Los Angeles. The site has many sports facilities, including a football …

Wednesday briefing: Paris Saint-Germain set to drop Parc des Princes and build their own 90,000-seater stadium

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A candidate for the construction of the future stadium of the PSG, the city of Massy (91) is well placed according to Le Parisien, but is still far from having won the battle, contrary to information that has been circulating since Monday night.

In order to become the owner of its stadium, the PSG could leave the Parc des Princes. It would even have made its choice for the location of its possible future stadium. For several months, the question of the future stadium of the PSG has made a lot of talk. Desirous of becoming owner of their stadium, the Parisian leaders sound several cities of Ile-de-France due to the refusal of the Paris City Council to sell to it the Parc des Princes, its…

PSG has reportedly decided to build a new stadium with a capacity of 90,000 spectators in Massy, a suburb of Paris.