Paris Saint-Germain is exploring a dramatic relocation, potentially building a $1 billion stadium outside Paris. The club’s long-standing desire to expand the Parc des Princes is hindered by city authorities, as PSG does not own the ground and currently pay £1.5 million annually in rent to Paris City Hall.
PSG’s owners, Qatar Sports Investments, previously offered to invest up to £370 million in the stadium, only if ownership could be secured. With Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo refusing to sell, PSG are now focused on two potential new sites: Massy, to the south, and Poissy, west of the capital near their training base.
A plan is already in development for Poissy, featuring a proposed 90,000-seat stadium on land owned by Stellantis, with costs projected at over £740 million. The club also envisions a surrounding real estate development, following models like the SoFi Stadium in the U.S. PSG stresses that stadium ownership is essential for financial growth and European competitiveness.
Paris Saint Germain performance and stats
Paris Saint Germain is currently 15th in the Champions League with 13 points.
In the last 16 games, it has won 10 times, drew once, and lost 5 times. In its last match, Paris Saint Germain won 5-0 against Inter.
It has a positive goal difference after scoring 14 goals and conceding 9.
