PSG is not inferior to PSG

Negotiations between Paris Saint-Germain and the Paris City Council over the Parc des Princes are not progressing and are on the verge of misunderstanding unless there is a radical change in the positions of both sides. While Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is only considering a long-term lease as long as she continues to own the stadium, the Parisian team is only offering a purchase agreement. in which the property is provided.

Meanwhile, According to RMC Sport, PSG are already considering a move from the Parc des Princes. At the beginning of the year, the French capital’s President Nasser Al Khelaifi said in an interview that he was giving the city council a three-month period to make a decision.

Otherwise, they will move, not considering it appropriate for the city council to continue to be the owner of the field, because in this case they would not be able to carry out major repairs, which is what Qatar wants.

Among the options you see Al-Khelaifi and the Qatari stake, there is one, in the west of Paris, which has gained strength in recent weeks. Previously, until the end of last year, Paris Saint-Germain laid claim to ownership of Stade France. based in Saint-Denis, but various difficulties, including the use of football and rugby teams, prevented candidacy in the second stage.

A few weeks ago, Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, tried to re-establish contact with Al-Khelaifi through an intermediary, Nicolas Sarkozy. The former president of the republic, a regular at the Parc des Princes, maintains excellent relations with the president of PSG.but the negotiations, however, did not progress, to the point that they ended up at a dead end, with almost no return.

Montigny-le-Bretonnet is in contention to become PSG hosts

Montigny-le-Bretonneux, a small town on the Ile-de-France with a population of 33,000 inhabitants located in Yvelines, on the outskirts of Paris, was one of the first to submit a bid as a favorite to host Paris Saint-Germain in the event. if negotiations on the Parc des Princes do not bring results. Moreover, the senator told RMC Sport that they would be happy to host them. “PSG knows how to work with the French administration. “The region, the metropolitan area and the city are completely open to this project,” he said..

PSG continues to look at the various alternatives under consideration after it became clear that the Parc des Princes, unless Anne Hidalgo, who has been intransigent for years, changes her mind, will not be put up for sale. The club’s goal is for the new stadium to be accessible to all fans and not be too far from Paris, which is Al-Khelaifi’s biggest concern, which is why the result

This soap opera is drawing to a close, although the relocation of the Parisian team from Boulogne-Billancourt is almost a reality.