Paris FC Subscription: Campaign Success & Early Momentum

Attractive prices and a real curiosity effect around the rise of Paris FC in Ligue 1. The Paris FC subscription campaign at the Jean-Bouin stadium is very strong. After a first phase which favored its loyal supporters and former subscribers, the Parisian club opened its offers to the general public on Friday, June 27. The success was immediate.

In total, Paris FC already has nearly 4,500 subscribers. Enough to review the initial objective, which was 5,000, upwards. Especially in terms of communication, the club has for the moment limited to social networks and emails.

“We did not expect to have such a figure after the first public launch weekend,” admits President Pierre Ferracci. We started very hard. But it also shows that attractive prices are offered. We are delighted, it starts well, as for lodges, salons and VIP places with also quality prices. The craze around the club is also measured around that. Now our goal is to gradually fill the stadium. We will try to start on the wheel hats from August 30 with the reception of Metz. »»

Two outdoor games to start

Paris FC will indeed play its first two outside games, in Angers and then in Marseille. The work for the transformation of the lawn of Jean-Bouin de synthetic into hybrid, barely start, as it was planned.

“It was likely to be a little just for the 2nd day on August 23,” explains Pierre Ferracci. We were heard, now we will make sure that the stadium is best filled as possible from the start of the school year. It is a lot of work, the subscriptions contribute to it. But we also want the subscribers to come, and that we avoid no-show. They must be able to pass their place if they cannot come. We will also organize a second market by ensuring that it is well regulated so that there is no excess so that subscribers can transmit their place safely, for them and for us. »»

As announced, Paris FC will also keep a “free base”. “It will be 2,000 seats or even more depending on the case,” confirms Pierre Ferracci. But the operating mode will change. It will not be possible for a “lambda” spectator to order his places on the club website as since November 2023.

“We will now go through sports or cultural associations to avoid the no-show,” explains Pierre Ferracci. It is the assurance of having a satisfactory regulation with associations which, when they are given 20 or 50 places, undertake to come, and with people to supervise, especially when they are young people. From there, we want to work with them over time. »»

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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