Paris supporters stepped up to the plate during PSG-Lille on Saturday, following the exit of the president of Paris, Nasser El-Khelafi, on Thursday over his desire to leave the Parc des Princes due to tensions with Paris’ town hall over his sale. Several banners also chanted insults against the capital’s mayor, Anne Hidalgo.
Paris ultras insulted Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo and unfurled several banners against him during PSG’s match against Lille at the Parc des Princes on Saturday (3-1). Stadium
An Hidalgo targeted by Parisian ultras
“Without PSG, there are no more princes in the park”, “Hidalgo kills Paris and its magic” or “Reclaimed by politics, a stadium for the people”, were written on the banners carried by the Auteuil band in Princes Park. Parisian ultras also chanted “Hidalgo resign” and insulted her on several occasions, with the stadium announcer forced to speak out after homophobic chants before the match for the first time.
“It’s over now, we want to get out of the park”
On Thursday, PSG president Nasser El-Khelaifi said he wanted to leave the stadium after Paris Town Hall refused to sell him the venue. On the sidelines of the UEFA Congress, the Qatari leader told reporters: “It is very easy to say now that the stadium is no longer for sale. We know what we want, we have wasted years of wanting to buy the park. It is now over. , we have to move from the park. want.”
The Parisian club, Town Hall, holds a 30-year long lease with the owner until the end of 2043, deeming the acquisition of the stadium essential to carry out its expansion project to 60,000 seats, compared to around 48,000 at present. The situation is becoming tense due to continuous blockage of files for months.
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