Poissy, Massy… why PSG are still far from deciding on Parc des Princes | OneFootball

Victoriano Melero, CEO of Paris Saint-Germain, is putting the future stadium file back on the table this Tuesday. According to information shared by L’Équipe, the Parisian executive is meeting with the mayors of Poissy and Massy to restart a process that had been paused due to the municipal election period.

“This is about resuming discussions after the break for the municipal elections”

This new point of contact above all highlights one thing: Paris Saint-Germain is not in a final sprint, but dealing with a long-term issue, one that is politically, territorially, and methodically weighty. The very fact that discussions must be resumed after the election break, that steering committees need to be reactivated, and that local consultations must be awaited shows that the club is moving forward on ground far broader than a single real-estate decision.

Poissy and Massy remain two fully active options, with feasibility studies, territorial integration issues, mobility concerns, and quality-of-life considerations already identified in the method presented by the club. In other words, this Tuesday settles nothing: it sets back in motion a long, structured process that is inevitably subject to several levels of approval before the target date announced for the fall.

The real takeaway, then, is this: PSG’s future stadium will not be decided by a single announcement, nor by just one power struggle. Between the political calendar, local consultation, and technical studies, the club is keeping several doors open and is still clearly in the dossier-building phase.

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