PSG struggle to sell Chelsea travel packages as English fans could fill away allocation | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain’s official travel packages for the upcoming UEFA Champions League trip to Chelsea FC in London have sparked frustration among some season-ticket holders, with high prices prompting backlash and leaving parts of the allocation unsold.

According to reporting from L’Équipe, Paris Saint‑Germain initially offered three official supporter travel packages for the away fixture at Stamford Bridge. The most expensive option, labelled the Prestige package, was priced at €2,900 and included first-class travel on the Eurostar, a stay in a five-star hotel, restaurant access and pre-match hospitality services.

A second option, the Experience package, cost €1,200 and offered Eurostar travel alongside accommodation in a four-star hotel. Despite the range of options, the packages reportedly failed to attract sufficient demand among PSG’s subscriber base.However, according to L’Équipe, the club still struggled to sell the available allocations. If the official allocation linked to the travel packages is not fully taken up by PSG supporters, there is a possibility that English fans could end up occupying seats within the section initially intended for Parisian supporters.GFFN | George Boxall