The elected LR wants
to “seize the Public Land Establishment of Île-de-France”
, which manages land in the region, in order to
“launch research corresponding to the specifications of the PSG”
, she asserts in daily after the club's decision to leave the Parc des Princes.
This support from the region must be provided under
“two conditions”
, underlines Ms. Pécresse: that local elected officials approve the approach and that the site is accessible by public transport.
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“We cannot leave PSG in an impasse
,” explains Ms. Pécresse, who wants to
“open up all the possibilities for a stadium
. ”
“PSG has always been a Parisian and Yvelines club
,” recalls the elected official from Yvelines.
“But we will also look in Hauts-de-Seine, Val-d’Oise, Essonne…”
Ms. Pécresse insists on a
“sustainable installation”
, emphasizes those around her to AFP.
According to the same source, the president of the capital club, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, requested a meeting.
This proposal
“comes into play from the moment a break was made with the City”
, insists those around him.
The Parisian club, engaged until the end of 2043 in a thirty-year lease with the Town Hall, owner of the Parc des Princes, 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.
“
There are other solutions”
In January 2023, Anne Hidalgo closed the door by announcing that the Park
“will not be sold”
.
On Tuesday, the Paris Council reinforced this position by asking that the modernization of the enclosure
“be carried out as part of an assembly (...) not involving its transfer”
.
“It’s too easy to say now that the stadium is no longer for sale.
We know what we want, we wasted years trying to buy the Park.
It’s over now, we want to move from the Park
,” replied Mr. Al-Khelaïfi, Thursday on the sidelines of the UEFA congress.
The door of Paris town hall is
“still open”
to PSG, for which
“there are other solutions”
than sale, Anne Hidalgo's sports assistant, Pierre Rabadan, immediately reiterated.
As for the option of
“building a stadium, in Montigny-le-Bretonneux or elsewhere, it is ten years in the best case”
, underlined the former rugby player.