Poissy is the clear frontrunner to host the new Paris Saint-Germain stadium, according to a recent poll. Out of 7,650 voters, Poissy secured a commanding 68% of the vote, leaving Massy with 28% adn 4% undecided. This result has delighted Poissy’s mayor, Sandrine Dos Santos, who has used the opportunity to criticize Emmanuel Grégoire, a candidate for Paris mayor. Grégoire had previously advocated for PSG to remain at the Parc des Princes,stating,PSG in Poissy? It does not exist,neither today nor tomorrow.
Dos Santos countered Grégoire’s remarks, asserting that the poll results highlight Poissy’s appeal and confirm PSG’s presence in the region. She invited Parisian officials to visit the PSG campus in Poissy, emphasizing that PSG in Poissy it exists, every day of the week.
Dos Santos also stressed her commitment to clarity, stating that with me nothing will be done without the Pisciacais!
Simultaneously occurring, Massy’s mayor, Nicolas Samsoen, remains focused on assessing the feasibility of a stadium project that would benefit his city and its residents. He stated, The only question I ask myself is whether it is possible to make a project in Massy which is good for the city and its inhabitants.
Massy plans to hold a referendum on the matter in late 2026 or early 2027 and is actively engaging residents through meetings and events, including a recent tour of the Parc des Princes for a select group of citizens.
