· parc des princes, poissy, massy
PSG will designate its priority site for the new stadium before December 31, 2026, with three options still under study: Parc des Princes, Massy, or Poissy.
· javier tebas, la liga, parc des princes
Javier Tebas recognizes an improvement in Paris Saint-Germain's accounts but urges maintaining the trajectory to prevent a relapse.
· nasser al-khelaïfi, parc des princes, ligue 1
A final meeting will decide among three options — renovating the Parc des Princes, or building a new stadium in Poissy or Massy — for a project estimated around 2 billion euros.
· fc barcelona, champions league, parc des princes
The Parc des Princes will be sold out on Tuesday 20 October 2026 for PSG vs Barcelona, and resale prices have surged, with tickets exceeding €1,000.
· parc des princes, stade de france, champions league
Officials are set to decide this autumn whether Paris Saint-Germain will build a new stadium or renovate the Parc des Princes, with a decision expected before 20 December 2026.
· lyon, supporters, prefecture, parc des princes
An order from the police prefecture, dated 14 October, bans Olympique Lyonnais supporters from being present or circulating around the Parc des Princes for the 25 October (20:45) match. The measure aims to prevent further clashes between supporters’ groups.
· parc des princes, poissy, stadium, nasser al-khelaifi
The mayor of Poissy denies any charm offensive aimed at PSG and lays down clear demands before agreeing to host a 70,000-seat stadium. A final decision between expanding the Parc des Princes, Massy or Poissy is expected in the coming weeks.
Club · Official
· art basel paris, nadjib ben ali, parc des princes, culture, youth
Paris Saint-Germain partners with Art Basel Paris around an original creation by Nadjib Ben Ali, displayed across the city and at the stadium. The initiative will continue on the pitch with a dedicated warm-up shirt and activities for young people.
· ambre godillon, jonathan calderwood, parc des princes, pitch, ligue 1
Ambre Godillon praised the work of Jonathan Calderwood, PSG’s head groundsman, as L’Équipe reports a preliminary procedure that could lead to his dismissal. He remains under contract, but the PSG–Rennes pitch episode weighs on the case.