PSG vs Inter: an impressive celebration awaits at the Parc des Princes!

This Saturday night, Paris Saint-Germain is set for a historic moment: the long-awaited UEFA Champions League final against Inter Milan. While the match will be played in Munich, the real excitement will be in Paris.

Unable to accommodate all its supporters in Germany, the French capital's club has taken an initiative applauded by its fans: broadcasting the match live from the Parc des Princes.

Thanks to fruitful discussions with the police prefecture and city hall, the Parisian stadium has been cleared to transform into a giant celebration venue.

48,000 fans expected at the Parc des Princes!

The event is already a hit: the first 40,000 tickets were snapped up in just two days, and the additional 8,000 seats sold out in record time. The Parc will be packed to cheer on the Parisians, who have wrapped up their preparations in Munich.

To make the night even more memorable, several artists will take to the stage before kick-off, including Franglish, Gazo, Siaka, and Nono La Grinta—the performer behind the now-iconic track "Paris."

Four giant screens will then allow fans to follow the final in spectacular conditions.

If PSG triumphs, a victory parade is already being considered for Sunday—a celebration the entire club has been longing for over a decade.

Amine Jomni |

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