Paris fans and leaders will soon sit around a table, probably by the end of the week, to put the various topics that annoy you right.
The latest is the prohibition of access to the Stade de l'Aube for Parisian fans who had moved to Troyes on Sunday (1-3).
On Monday, the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) announced its intention to meet with the club's management to iron out a number of disputes.
On Sunday, the approximately 150 to 200 Paris fans who had made the trip to the Aube had their tickets canceled by PSG, in retaliation for the demonstrations of a fringe of supporters in front of Neymar's home earlier in the week.
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In a statement, the group of Parisian supporters argues that "the management of the club and the leaders of the CUP will meet around a table". "We do not want to prolong this situation," it also reads. "The will of both sides is to find solutions."
For its part, the club's management has not officially communicated on the issue. However, since the Messi affair, the club seems to be tending towards more firmness. Internally, the idea of retaliation is refuted after the demonstration in front of the club's headquarters on Wednesday. On the other hand, the arrival in front of Neymar's home in the Yvelines of a hundred supporters, yet not endorsed by the CUP - Romain Mabille, the president of the CUP, had dissociated himself from the actions in front of the home of the Brazilian player - did not pass within the management, which decided to sanction, in its own way.
The relationship between the club and its ultras being extremely tense, the dialogue should help calm the climate.
The date of the interview has not been specified but it will probably take place in the week so that the next meeting, at the Parc des Princes Saturday, PSG - Ajaccio (35th day), takes place in the best conditions.
