The new Mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, confirmed a convergence of positions with Paris Saint-Germain regarding the potential sale of the Parc des Princes stadium, indicating that an agreement might be reached before the onset of autumn.

During a press conference, Grégoire explained that he discussed this matter with the club's president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, confirming that the Paris Council will see the introduction of an official recommendation next week aimed at granting him authorization to begin direct negotiations with the club's management regarding the stadium's future.

The mayor added that he also held consultations with officials from neighboring municipalities, as part of his efforts to balance the club's ambitions to develop the stadium and expand its capacity with the sporting goals of the city of Paris, ensuring the team remains in its historical home.

Despite his optimism about reaching an agreement, Grégoire did not specify a potential value for the sale deal, as the club continues to explore alternative options. Its officials have held meetings with the cities of Poissy and Massy in anticipation of possibly building a new stadium if negotiations with the Paris municipality falter.