New twist in PSG stadium saga!

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·8 Juni 2026

New twist in PSG stadium saga!

For many months now, Paris Saint-Germain has been looking ahead regarding the future of its stadium. The Parc des Princes now seems a little too small. But the work is complicated, as is the issue of buying the famous venue from Paris City Hall. A move seemed certain, to Massy or Poissy. Except that Emmanuel Grégoire has reopened the discussion with his election as mayor. L’Equipe also reported this Monday that moves to a brand-new stadium are particularly complicated, according to the last two steering committee meetings.

Very significant additional costs.

“What emerged were certain concerns about the infrastructure work that would be needed to make both sites accessible by road and public transport, and the resulting costs. For Poissy, improving conditions for spectators arriving by public transport is a ‘drawback,’ in the words of one participant in the steering committee. It would require very major investments, estimated at several hundred million euros. For Massy, there are also difficulties, more related to road traffic, even though several major routes (the A6 and A10) connect the town in Essonne to Paris and the Île-de-France region as a whole. The cost of the required work would be three times lower than for Poissy, but would still be substantial. ‘For both sites, major investments will be mandatory to get supporters there,’ confirms someone familiar with the matter.

“a first steering committee on the Parc issue should be held by the end of the month.”

Are these concerns about Poissy and Massy enough to strengthen the case for Paris and the Parc des Princes, an option that has regained credibility with Emmanuel Grégoire’s election as mayor of Paris? Some believe so. After several technical meetings in recent weeks, a new step will be taken at the end of the month. According to our information, a first steering committee on the Parc issue should be held by the end of the month. June 25 has been mentioned as the date.”

Unfortunately, this new stadium issue remains particularly complicated. PSG is aiming high, which is logical given its current stature. There is now a dilemma between its historic home and the possibility of building a grand project outside Paris. There are drawbacks beyond the break with history, since the stadium has to be accessible, and finding the right location is far from simple.

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For now, we still have to wait to learn more, as the uncertainty continues. It is far too complex and important a decision to have any certainty without all the facts. More patience will be needed. The only thing we can assume is that PSG will make the choice it believes is best for its future and its supporters.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.