Nasser Al-Khelaifi has confirmed that PSG want to leave the Parc des Princes after refusing to sell Paris Town Hall. There are many disaffected people but Valérie Pécresse is not one of them. The President of the Ile-de-France region will assist PSG in its project.
PSG outside of Paris, this is becoming more and more solid. The Parisian club wants to own a stadium bigger and bigger than the current Parc des Princes. Paris City Hall does not want to sell him the park, forcing PSG to prepare its move as Nasser El-Khelaifi confirmed on Thursday. A choice that is not unanimous among public opinion. CUP Ultra spoke out against it, as did many journalists and observers. However, PSG could benefit from strong support in this regard: Valéry Pacres, president of the Île-de-France region (LR).
A field in 2030 for PSG, Pécresse looks after it
Le Parisian newspaper indicated that Nasser El-Khelifi had requested to meet Valérie Pacres as soon as possible. He later confirmed to Ile-de-France newspaper, making it clear that he wanted to help PSG with his move. ” I was in favor of staying at Paris-Saint-Germain Parc des Princes, but I didn’t expect the situation to be this bad. However, we cannot leave PSG in a deadlock “, she assured. Thus, he will search for the available land according to the needs of the Parisian club, that is, a minimum of 50 hectares. ” I will contact the Île-de-France Public Land Establishment, which manages all of our land reserves, to initiate research in line with PSG specifications. “, she declared.
🔵Information Parisian | While talks between PSG and the City of Paris have broken down, regional president Valéry Pacres has announced that he wants to “open all possibilities for a stadium in the Île-de-France”, not just west of Paris.
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If PSG favors the west of Paris and especially Yvelines, Valéry Pacres will also offer land located east. However, it requires that PSG find a location accessible by transportation and that local elected officials give their agreement. She hopes that the project will be realized by 2030. As of now 4 to 5 areas have applied. For Le Parisien, the Montigny-le-Bretonneux file in Yvelines is one step ahead of the competition. PSG Stadium will then be 25 minutes away from Paris by car. Enough to force Valéry Pacres to easily grant PSG a building permit.
