PSG are drawing inspiration from new state-of-the-art venues in Los Angeles as they process of building a new stadium for the team, the club's CEO said.

PSG is looking at Massy, south of Paris, and Poissy, west of the French capital, as potential sites for a new stadium. The team will play Parc des Princes for the foreseeable future while the new ...

Victoriano Melero, PSG’s General Manager, underlined the stakes: “To stay competitive, we need a stadium that meets our ambitions. We are moving forward with precision and high standards.

PSG have located two potential sites to build a new stadium Credit: AFP. PSG do not own the Parc des Princes and pay £1.5million a year in rent to Paris City Hall.

The Qatar Sports Investments-owned club wants its own stadium, but Paris city hall has so far refused to sell Parc des Princes, the 48,000-capacity venue that has served as PSG's home since 1972.