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PSG surprise: New stadium planned in Massy for 90,000 fans!
Paris Saint-Germain plans to build a new stadium in Massy, an ambitious 40-year project with 90,000 seats.
PSG surprise: New stadium planned in Massy for 90,000 fans!
After their recent Champions League victory, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is very popular. The ambitions of the English coach and the club are clear: they want a new stadium! How le10sport reports, the stadium project is not only an expression of long-term commitment, but also the desire to strengthen one's own identity. PSG managing director Victoriano Melero speaks of an impressive 40-year project that could transform the entire club.
Following the short-term success, there are huge orders from over 70 countries, while sales growth for merchandise products has increased by a whopping 30% compared to the previous year. It is all the more crucial for PSG to become the owner of a new stadium, which, however, represents a challenge in Paris, where the current Parc des Princes site belongs to the city.
New stadium in Massy
The new home for PSG is to be built in Massy in the south of Paris. This decision, how SI informed, fell after talks to buy the Parc des Princes failed. Massy offers unused space and good accessibility, but transport connections to central points in Paris remain an issue, as a journey to the new stadium can take around an hour on public transport.
With an estimated investment of over 1 billion euros and a capacity of 90,000 seats, this is a large project that will also include shops, offices and hotels. It remains to be seen whether fans, who often prefer to stay in the city center, are happy with this decision, as they generally prefer stadiums with a stronger connection to the urban environment.
The competition never sleeps
Developments around stadiums and arenas in Europe are in full swing. How Stadium world reported, numerous construction projects are already underway in other countries. In Spain, the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu and the Spotify Camp Nou are both nearing completion and in the process of being demolished. In England, too, there is a lot of investment being made to modernize the old stadiums.
For PSG, the new stadium will not only be a place for afternoons of football, but also another showcase for partnerships and investment. The ongoing negotiations with Nike and the 34 existing sponsors show that interest in PSG and its future remains strong.
In this exciting phase for Paris Saint-Germain, a new era is dawning that could not only delight fans but also involve the entire city. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops and what further steps PSG will take to consolidate its ambitions on the international stage.