“PSG must continue at the Parc des Princes”, the town hall of Paris plays its joker

PSG wants to be able to become the owner of the Parc des Princes in order to do the work necessary for its economic development in the coming years as in England. The town hall of Paris puts a spoke in his wheels, but not to the point of putting an end to the discussions…

“Very clearly, the Parc des Princes is not for sale. And it will not be sold. This is a firm and final position. This is an exceptional heritage of Parisians. But of course we have to support PSG in its desire and need for renovation, increased capacity, modernization of the Park”. For The Parisian, Anna Hidalgo recently announced the color, the PSG will not potentially succeed in its initiative to buy the Parc des Princes from the town hall of Paris. What push the senior decision makers of the PSG to explore other possibilities such as the journalist Bruno Solomon recently made it known on his account Twitter.

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“We must resume discussions outside the media”

Nasser Al–Khelaifi and all the senior leaders of PSG are thinking of looking elsewhere now when the two-year-old dialogue seems to be leading nowhere and above all, not going in the direction of the will of the Paris Holy–German. Assistant of‘Anne Hidalgo and in charge of sports at the town hall of Paris, Rock Rabadan does not want the discussions to be closed for all that. “The history of PSG must continue at the Parc des Princes, it is our will. I believe that the mayor of Paris has been clear: the Parc des Princes is no longer for sale. There had been discussions for a very long time, now the mayor has decided. We are a partner of the club, we must resume discussions outside the media. told Rabadan at RMC for the showIntegral Sport this Sunday.

The ball is in PSG’s court

It remains to be seen whether the PSG will agree to resume discussions with the town hall of Paris even though its position will not change as it stands. The Parc des Princes is not for sale, and should not become so despite multiple negotiations. President Nasser Al-Khelaifi therefore faces a dilemma.