Overview
- The first co‑presided 'comité de pilotage' brought Paris city hall, PSG and a range of state and regional bodies together on June 25 to formally relaunch dialogue on the Parc des Princes.
- The committee agreed to launch technical and legal studies in the coming weeks and months to evaluate options for selling or granting a long lease to PSG so the club can invest in the stadium.
- PSG has proposed raising capacity from about 48,000 to between 60,000 and 70,000 seats, but engineers say the Boulevard Périphérique running under the site sharply limits upward expansion and makes 70,000 unlikely.
- The club continues parallel work on two suburban options at Massy and Poissy, keeping the decision a three‑way choice between renovating the Parc, building outside Paris, or another solution.
- Any major moves depend on QSI securing ownership rights, the outcome of the feasibility work and multilevel approvals, and stakeholders expect to report back in autumn 2026.