PARIS FC are eyeing a return to the Parc des Princes, with Paris Saint-Germain’s future in the iconic arena uncertain.
The rivals and their current homes are just 44 metres apart.
have three options on the table.
The nuclear option is an 18-mile relocation to Poissy, where the European giants’ Campus PSG training base is located.
More likely would befrom local authorities, while a new stadium in the Paris district of Massy is also on the table.
Club chiefs want to increase revenue gained from matches and staying put would involve expanding its capacity from around 48,583 to 70,000 in a £1.7billion redevelopment.
An entertainment district and green spaces have also been mooted, with a luxury hotel among the potential additions.
PSG could play at the while work was undertaken.
Paris FC, who currently sit third in , and trail their neighbours by just three points, play at the along with rugby’s Stade Français.
Long-serving president Pierre Ferracci, who is handing the reins to Antoine Arnault after a 14-year reign, discussed the possibility of relocating with RMC Sport.
He said: “For now, we are doing very well at Jean-Bouin; everything is running smoothly, and we have had full houses at many matches.
“We paid a hefty price for the opportunity to play here, given that Stade Français manages the venue.
“They knew we were coming and looked after their own interests.”
Paris FC are also owned by billionaires and not short of money should they need it to fund a relocation.
Ferracci thinks that the question is moot, however, as he expects PSG to stay put.
He added: “I don’t think that will happen – Antoine Arnault thinks so too.
“If PSG were to leave the Parc – and I don’t believe Nasser (Al-Khelaifi) would go in that direction – well, we would simply move across the street.
“In my opinion, it is the most beautiful stadium in France, alongside the Stade Vélodrome.
“That is where the history of Paris FC began; we must not forget that.”
