Foot PSG – Qatar will sink PSG, he accuses

If the PSG is preparing a small revolution internally, concerning the transfer window, the club is also studying the possibility of leaving the Parc des Princes in order to have a stadium with a greater capacity.

For the past few months, PSG, through Nasser-al-Khelaïfi, has been campaigning to either renovate the Parc des Princes and have more places, or leave the enclosure for a stadium with a higher capacity. Thus, the PSG and the town hall of Paris are in arm wrestling to find an agreement. The capital club has also threatened on numerous occasions to leave the Parc des Princes, yet the club’s symbol par excellence. Daniel Riolo, PSG supporter and journalist, spoke on his Twitter account about the possibility of PSG playing its matches at the Stade de France and to denounce the actions of Qatar which are destroying the identity of the Parisian club.

Qatar will destroy the DNA of PSG

So the PSG is preparing to go to the SDF… and the Paris City Hall is pushing the PFC to the Park… ????????????????… I have believed all my life in the idea that you could never cut with your club… the Qataris will succeed in this. Changing the DNA of a club and even the public…how awful.

— Daniel Riolo (@DanielRiolo) April 15, 2023

“So the PSG is preparing to go to the SDF and the Paris City Hall is pushing the PFC to the Park. I believed all my life in the idea that you could never cut with your club. The Qataris will succeed in this. Changing the DNA of a club and even the public. How awful. Can’t wait to see how they will fill the SDF. In the end, despite all the psgix, it will be empty and the club will sink. Logical process » said the RMC Sport consultant who believes that if PSG plays its home games at the Stade de France, the club will not be able to attract enough supporters and above all will lose its identity.

Paris FC would then recover the Parc des Princes, which would allow PSG to be able to accommodate 80,000 people, equaling the attendances of the best European teams. A phenomenon that is spreading more and more in Europe with clubs leaving their traditional enclosure for a more modern and larger stadium. This has been the case in recent years in particular with Tottenham, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid and Juventus of Turin, which still show high occupancy rates. It remains to be seen what the future of PSG, its supporters and its stadium will be.