PSG Ultras Urge Club and Paris Officials to Resolve Parc des Princes Dispute

Supporters demand renewed dialogue to prevent the club's departure from its historic stadium, citing its cultural and emotional significance.

The Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) has called for immediate discussions between PSG leadership and the Paris City Council to address the deadlock over the Parc des Princes' future.
PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi has reiterated plans to leave the stadium, citing financial and capacity constraints, while Mayor Anne Hidalgo firmly opposes selling the venue.
The Ultras emphasize the Parc's historical and emotional importance, describing a potential move as a rupture with the club's identity and heritage.
The group suggests alternative solutions, such as a long-term lease or collaborative funding for stadium upgrades, to accommodate the club's growth while keeping the Parc under city ownership.
Peaceful but firm mobilizations by supporters are planned to advocate for keeping PSG at the Parc, with broader appeals to fans and future municipal candidates to address the issue.