Imagine a sprawling complex where elite athletes train. This is Campus Paris Saint-Germain. It is more than just a training ground. It represents PSG’s ambition to be a world leader.
Campus Paris Saint-Germain is in Poissy. It replaced the historic Camp des Loges. The Campus PSG brings together the club’s football, handball, and judo teams. Both men’s and women’s teams are here. The youth academies also call this home. Each division enjoys dedicated facilities.
Construction of Campus Paris Saint-Germain began in February 2020. It concluded in 2024. The club invested approximately €350 million. Jean-Michel Wilmotte designed this modern marvel. His firm is known for the Allianz Riviera and the Kaliningrad Stadium.
The idea for Campus Paris Saint-Germain began in 2012. PSG’s owners wanted something better than Camp des Loges. They felt its limited space held the club back. Poissy was selected in 2016.
The Campus PSG broke ground on February 29, 2020. Instead of a stone, the mayor and PSG’s deputy general manager planted a tree. It was the first of 3,000 trees.
The architect envisioned Campus Paris Saint-Germain as a park. Buildings blend seamlessly with nature. The facility houses 180 athletes and employs 100 staff.
The Club House is the central meeting point. It is a glass cube offering landscape views. Inside, “The Blue Flight” symbolizes the athletes’ ultimate goals. The Club House also features a dining area and lecture hall.
The first team building has a rooftop terrace. It provides 360° views. This symbolizes aspirations for young academy players. The professional area includes training pitches and a covered stand. It holds 500 spectators. Inside are changing rooms, a video analysis room and therapeutic pools. There are 46 bedrooms for rest and recovery.
The Academy accommodates 140 players aged 13 to 19. The facility provides education and sporting support. There are buildings for training, education, and accommodation. Nine football pitches are available. One pitch is covered.
Handball players and judokas have specific areas. These facilities span 4,510 m2. The handball division has two fields and a stand for 250 people. Judo has two dojos and a physiotherapy room.
The stadium holds 5,000 spectators including 3,000 seats. It is the largest football arena in the Yvelines department. The women’s team plays some matches here. PSG’s youth teams also compete here. Retail space for a club shop and restaurants is planned.
The Campus PSG allows the expansion of the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation. The Rouge & Blue School helps underprivileged children through education and sport. The PSG Foundation supports disadvantaged children. It uses sport to promote learning and solidarity.
Campus Paris Saint-Germain embodies PSG’s vision. It is a place where dreams take flight. It is a place where the future of sport is nurtured. It is a testament to PSG’s commitment to excellence.