The big news of the day: Paris FC will play next season just across from Parc des Princes, the home of PSG.
What many dreamed of is now a reality. Starting in 2025, Paris FC will make Jean-Bouin its new home. The club has reached an agreement with Stade Français Paris, ensuring that Jean-Bouin will serve as Paris FC’s stadium from the 2025-2026 season until at least 2029. Stade Français will remain the primary tenant.
Both clubs have expressed gratitude to the City of Paris, the Prefecture of Police, and the Rugby and Football Leagues for their collaboration in making this project possible. Antoine Arnault and Hans-Peter Wild emphasized that this partnership will enhance the stadium’s appeal and benefit supporters of both sports.
“The club is entering a new era”
Antoine Arnault shared his excitement: “Reaching this agreement to play at Jean-Bouin next season was a priority for my family. We wanted to offer our supporters, partners, and spectators the perfect venue to watch Paris FC evolve. This marks the beginning of a new era for the club while we remain committed to closing our chapter at Charléty in the best way possible. I personally want to thank Dr. Hans-Peter Wild and Thomas Lombard for making this agreement happen, which I’m sure will delight both football and rugby fans.”
The City of Paris, through Pierre Rabadan, also welcomed the decision, highlighting that Jean-Bouin, renovated in 2013, is an ideal venue for both football and rugby, further strengthening the presence of sports in the capital.
