PSG: a town in Seine-Saint-Denis offers to host the future stadium of the Parisian club

A new home for PSG ? MAXPPP – Sébastien Muylaert

The popular town of Aulnay-sous-Bois (Seine-Saint-Denis) offered to host the future Paris Saint-Germain stadium on Tuesday, the president of which recently announced the wish. to leave the Parc des Princes.

This municipality with a LR majority has initiated a rehabilitation project including in particular the industrial wastelands of a former PSA factory, closed in 2014.

"Mayor Bruno Beschizza responded favorably to the call from the Ile-de-France Region and proposed the town of Aulnay -sous-Bois to accommodate the future Paris Saint-Germain football stadium as part of the Val Francilia development project, writes the city in a press release.< /p>

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PSG is committed until the end of 2043 with the Paris town hall, owner of the Parc des Princes, via a thirty-year lease. The club considers that the acquisition of the stadium is essential to carry out its expansion project to 60,000 seats, compared to around 48,000 currently. But he faces refusal from the city.

"It's over now, we want to move out of the Park"

Mayor Anne Hidalgo (PS) closed the door in January 2023 by announcing that the Park "will not be sold"< /em>. Its position was reaffirmed at the beginning of the month by the Paris Council. "It's over now, we want to move from the Park", replied two days later the president of PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi.