A first strong gesture between PSG and KAS Eupen | OneFootball

Starting January 2, Paris Saint-Germain will open the doors of its Poissy Campus to KAS Eupen, a Belgian club recently acquired by QSI, as revealed by L’Equipe. Fifth in the Second Division, the team coached by Bruno Pinheiro (49 years old) is coming to prepare for the second part of the season in an elite setting. This move is indicative of the overall strategy of the Qatari group.

“The Belgians will not stay within the campus itself but will use the fields for training”

This Eupen training camp at the Paris Saint-Germain Campus is far from anecdotal. On the contrary, it illustrates the growing importance of a group logic dear to QSI, where satellite clubs are no longer mere financial assets but real grounds for sports experimentation.

Without being housed on-site, the Belgian players will benefit from top-notch facilities: fields, gyms, recovery spaces. A rare luxury for a Belgian Second Division club, but a coherent choice in a galaxy where performance is considered in a centralized manner.

For PSG, the challenge is also indirect: to harmonize methods, prepare future bridges—whether human, technical, or cultural. Eupen, which will resume the championship on January 17 against Beveren, the league leader, comes to Poissy seeking much more than just a training ground. It comes to immerse itself in a model. And in the QSI universe, nothing is ever entirely free.

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