French soccer champions Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly considering a site in Poissy, located roughly 24km outside the French capital, for their new stadium, according to L’Equipe The proposed location in Poissy is owned by Stellantis Group which has postponed the decision on its future at the site until the end of 2025 with unions concerned the company will close its production facility The location would not just serve as the site for a new 60,000-capacity stadium but the Ligue 1 side would also reportedly use the 50-acre land to build shops hotels and hospitality spots to create a multi-use complex dubbed ‘PSG Land’ Poissy is just 3.8km away from PSG’s training ground in the small town of Yvelines cost in the region of €300 million (US$322.7 million) and was unveiled in July PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi confirmed the French champions planned to leave the Parc des Princes after the Paris City Council decided the stadium was not for sale following months of negotiations PSG had explored options including relocating to the Stade de France but opted not to submit a proposal to purchase the stadium before a January deadline The deal would have been complicated given the government’s desire to continue having national soccer and rugby union matches played at the venue increasing the likelihood of fixture clashes Get access to richer content, exclusive reports, unparalleled business intelligence, and community benefits to help you navigate the next frontier of sport and make more informed decisions with a SportsPro+ Premium membership. Discover more here Already a member? Log in here Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker forcibly entered the grounds of Lycée Le Corbusier to resolve a dispute with one of the students.  The incident occurred on March 14 morning at the secondary school located in the Beauregard district of Poissy, Caliber.Az reports via Le Parisien Although neither of the brothers attended the school the younger sibling had a conflict with one of the students Police detained the mother and one of the brothers and the school staff quickly moved the students to safety Poissy Mayor Sandrine Dos Santos expressed concern over the rising incidents of violence near the school noting several reports of violence and thefts since January incidents of violence and thefts have been reported near the Le Corbusier school complex Today there are new developments at the institution that differ from the previous ones I certainly share the valid concerns of students and the educational community,” said Dos Santos The mayor assured that law enforcement remained vigilant as demonstrated by the swift intervention of police officers “The coordination of all these actors on the ground probably avoided the tragedy,” Dos Santos added She also called for more police patrols around the school perimeter Poissy also witnessed a knife fight involving students from Charles de Gaulle High School Three of them were injured and hospitalized as evidenced by the rapid intervention of the police force when an unidentified man opened fire on a school campus in the town of Örebro The attack resulted in the deaths of 11 people Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson called the incident the worst mass shooting in the country’s history which points out that this disruption is due to a"road accident blocking the tracks at Poissy" has announced that traffic will resume around 7pm traffic is also disrupted in both directions between Maisons-Laffitte and Nanterre - Préfecture For more information and to find a route that takes this disruption into account users are invited to visit the"Route Search" section of the app RER A: upcoming works and closuresDue to new modernization work, traffic will be interrupted several times on RER line A in April 2025. 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[Read more] Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here According to L’Équipe Paris Saint-Germain are considering a site in Poissy to build a new 60,000-seater stadium The Ligue 1 champions are set to leave the Parc des Princes in the near future and A site in the same location as their training ground is the latest under consideration Les Parisiens unveiled their new training ground in the small town of Yvelines just over a year ago just 3.8km from the centre of Poissy The land currently being considered is owned by Stelantis Group Unions are fearing that the automobile group will be closing down the site which could make it a viable location for the Ligue 1 club In addition to having their stadium located in the town just outside of Paris a stadium would not be the only planned construction for the club The French capital club would also look to build hotels A redevelopment of the potential site with 50 acres would see Les Parisiens create a multi-use venue capable of welcoming guests all year round even when there is no match GFFN | Liam Wraith PSG Unveil Stunning New FacilitiesParis Saint-Germain officially inaugurated its state-of-the-art sports complex This facility will centralize all activities for the club's professional and academy teams Situated just 25 minutes from the Parc des Princes featuring 150,000 square meters of outdoor spaces along with indoor facilities The new campus is designed to unify the club's operations hosting both the professional men's and women's squads as well as youth academy teams fostering cohesion and development within the club," the club stated According to the Center for Sports Law and Economics (CDES) the new campus is projected to generate €243 million in economic benefits for the Paris region during the 2023-2024 season PSG also launched its "PSG For Communities" program aiming to support underprivileged youth through funding and initiatives further solidifying its commitment to social impact La Nuit des Musées the free event that puts the spotlight on France's finest cultural attractions as night falls is back in Paris and the Île-de-France region for a new edition this Saturday This unique evening offers visitors a right of passage through France's museums and heritage institutions in an enchanting and mysterious atmosphere The late hour accentuates the magical atmosphere in the exhibition halls and art galleries activities such as guided tours and art workshops often punctuate this special night allowing visitors to immerse themselves even further in history and art Looking for an unusual place to experience Nuit des Musées 2025? Head for the Maison de Fer an atypical all-metal villa nestling in the heart of the Parc Meissonier in Poissy (78) Built in 1896 using a system devised by Belgian engineer Joseph Danly it is one of the last remaining examples of experimental industrial architecture the Maison de Fer is a landmark of Poissy's heritage Self-guided tour of La Maison de FerSaturday 2025 - 18:00 ⤏ 22:45La Maison de Fer invites you to come and discover its history and explore its exhibitions A multi-faceted heritage in the spotlight for this exceptional evening Take advantage of this exceptional night to (re)discover "Poissy grandeur nature" through a guided tour of the exhibition Did you know that toys have their own museum? In Poissy, in the Yvelines department, the Musée du Jouet has been welcoming the curious since 1974 with the aim of showcasing a collection of 800 toys and games dating from Antiquity to the present day Housed in theformer royal priory of Saint-Louis the collection explores the role of toys in the education of children and their psychomotor development learning more about society's view of children their introduction to the modern world and the evolving strategies of toy designers We'll reveal the program that awaits you this Saturday 2025 - 18:00 ⤏ 22:00Self-guided tour to discover the history of toys from Antiquity to the present day and game trails for children aged 4-6 and 7-12 are available at the museum reception desk Presentation of poems written by pupils in a CM1 class at Victor Hugo elementary school as part of the "Patrimoines en poésie" competition organized by the DRAC and the Ile-de-France region in partnership with the association Le labo des Histoires children set off to discover the toys by solving riddles During the confinement period, you can access PSG TV Premium for free and enjoy all this season's match videos. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience The Paris Saint-Germain women's team beat Poissy FC 7-0 at the PSG Campus on Saturday 3 August in a match organised as part of their pre-season preparations Just over a week after returning to training the Parisians continued their preparations with a match against R1F side Poissy FC at the PSG Campus on Saturday A hat-trick from Dutch recruit Romée Leuchter and a goal from her compatriot Jackie Groenen helped the capital club to a 7-0 victory The Parisians will now continue their warm-up programme with their next match scheduled for Saturday 10 August against Paris FC The friendly will also be played at the PSG Campus Fin de l'opposition 🆚 le Poissy FC pour nos Parisiennes (7-0).Prochain rendez-vous 🆚 le Paris FC (samedi 10 août - 11h). pic.twitter.com/C3kbhi5xWq Paris Saint-Germain women's team coach Fabrice Abriel spoke to PSG TV after Les Rouge et Bleue beat Poissy FC 7-0 in their clash at the PSG Campus on Saturday 3 August "The primary objective was to experience a match in terms of how we run things - the chat It was an opportunity to adjust and get our bearings both behind the scenes and out on the pitch We've been working on two themes this week and I wanted to get back to them in today's match We divided the match into four 20-minute sequences to maintain the pace and quality of the play with plenty of time for a break at each point." She's capable of pulling off some really awesome things in our play and her team-mates are also adapting to her It's a very good start and it gives us confidence rigorous team with the will to get things done together I can see a total commitment from the squad at the moment from both the young players and the experienced ones We feel a drive to do things as a team and to do them well but it's also important to know how you go about winning Created in 1976 by Marie-Madeleine Rabecq-Maillard, curator of the Musée d'Histoire de l'Éducation, the Musée du Jouet is a unique cultural venue in the Paris region Since the reopening of the museum in 2019 - following renovation work - a large part of the museum's collections is accessible to people with reduced mobility: for the rooms that aren't the museum will lend you a digital tablet so you can explore them this way game trails are available to allow children to discover the museum's collections from a truly playful angle The Musée du Jouet is open Wednesday to Friday €5 concessions (for children aged 3 to 18) and €20 for the family rate which includes two adults and 3 to 7 children under 18 Created in 1984 by the French Ministry of Culture, the Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days) have become a not-to-be-missed event for history and culture lovers in France usually held on the third weekend in September gives the public almost exclusive access to historic monuments châteaux and even places usually closed to the public this event is a unique opportunity to discover the capital's rich architectural In 2024, the Journées du Patrimoine will take place on September 21 and 22, with an exceptional program. In Paris and the Île-de-France region, emblematic sites such as the Palais de l'Elysée, theOpéra Garnier and the Panthéon will be opening their doors temporary exhibitions and workshops for young and old will be on offer throughout this major cultural weekend The Maison de Fer de Poissy it is the fruit of the ingenuity ofengineer Joseph Danly who sought to demonstrate the advantages of iron in construction A testament to an era when metal embodied modernity and innovation you can discover its atypical architecture and the initiatives put in place to preserve it A not-to-be-missed visit for architecture and industrial history enthusiasts le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles Stellantis NV has sent its auto engineers back to the office reversing a policy that Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares has used to cut expenses at a company that championed home working in the wake of the pandemic Engineers have been at the office at least three days a week since January with some there as many as six days when a new car is introduced who heads engineering and technology at Stellantis “It’s impossible to engineer vehicles remotely,” Curic said in an interview in Auburn Hills engineering sessions and the buildups together It helps us accelerate a number of projects.” Stellantis championed remote work in recent years and in the process drastically reduced office space and sold real estate assets Labor unions have criticized the intensity of the push saying workers are often encouraged to stay away as much as possible The policy has been part of Tavares’ stringent efficiency push who has cited intense competition from Chinese automakers for cutting jobs in countries including Italy and France The manufacturer in 2022 said its remote-work policy had become permanent allowing non-assembly line workers to work from home 70% of the time while several other companies required staff to be back in offices more frequently since the end of pandemic lockdowns Tavares himself works from his home in Portugal around one week per month “Remote working is very flexible within Stellantis depending on the need to work more or less often physically together,” a spokesperson for the company said “There is a delegation to the management to establish the conditions of the best possible performance.” has been reorganizing the manufacturer’s engineering operations ever since his role was expanded last year to include research and development with growing teams also in Brazil and India Curic’s reversal of the policy helps allay worries that it might be harder for Stellantis engineers to efficiently work together on new cars The company is in the middle of an ambitious new vehicle rollout plan with 25 models to be introduced this year alone Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums series -- which helps to offset the costs of several reporter and editor positions at the newspaper -- by using the easy options below Gifts processed in this system are tax deductible Get breaking news delivered to your inbox as it happens TDS Telecommunications continues expanding its high-speed all-fiber internet network into more Spokane-area neighborhoods © Copyright 2025, The Spokesman-Review | Community Guidelines | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright Policy Audi is examining existing and future plants as locations to build cars sold in the U.S. Text description provided by the architects. The series of buildings and pavilions are part of a new 113 hectare large public green space along the Seine river, in Carrière-Sous-Poissy, at the end station of the RER métro line A and close to Le Corbusier’s renowned Villa Savoye. The Park designed by Paris based landscape architects Agence TER will be an ecological showcase for local residents and a leisure destination for people living in and around Paris. The site of the project is exceptional. Along one edge is the Seine river. The presence of barges, fishing huts and houseboats, which have inhabited the site until now, has been a powerful source of inspiration. Along the other edge is nondescript, suburban detached housing. The design springs from a process of hybridization between these two existing habitat models: the floating barge and the archetypical suburban house. the collection of pavilions and small "follies" is based on a modular wood system repeating and combining different sized and angled timber frames This approach allowed for interesting and unusual constructions enabling a wide range of possible variations with a very limited number of elements At the same time the relatively low priced construction method enabled the integration of local building know how and local companies You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email while clutching a medical syringe in the other a nod to the first French patient vaccinated against covid-19 the place sounds more like a friendly local café than a health clinic and an effort to confront the peculiar scepticism of the French “People are exhausted and anxious,” says Karl Olive and a former football referee: “They need a bit of fun.” This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition under the headline “Pasteur’s lament” Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents George Simion will face Nicusor Dan, a mainstream candidate, in a run-off There are five luxuries it can no longer feasibly afford Friedrich Merz’s career is one of unforced errors and puzzling missteps Both Donald Trump and Ukraine’s diplomats will consider it a success Within easyreach of the RER station in the commune of Poissy, nestles an astonishing house: the Villa Savoye Built between 1928 and 1931 as a second home for the couple Eugénie and Pierre Savoye the building is now one of eight architectural works by Le Corbusier in the Île-de-France region the imposing building - delicately encircled by two rows of rosebushes - reveals its atypical architectural form at the turn of a tree the Villa Savoye- which resembles an immobile ocean liner - surprises with its bold geometry In keeping with the five principles of Le Corbusier's Mouvement Moderne the house has been designed "as a veritable architectural promenade" a garden roof and wide openings to the outside form an interweaving of rectilinear lines stripped of all superfluous elements the villa was subsequently abandoned before being purchased by the town of Poissy Now a listed historic monument and World Heritage site it continues to display its avant-garde modernity with aplomb in its verdant setting You can now visit this treasure trove of Île-de-France heritage but also for curious visitors eager for surprising discoveries Opening hours: May 2 to August 31 10am - 6pm Closed Mondays September 1 to April 30 10am - 5pm Closed MondaysClosed May 1 Admission:8€ Full price6,50€ Reduced price3€ Audioguide0€ for under-18s Access and transport:By car From Paris: Porte de Saint-Cloud 5 (follow signs for Villa Le Corbusier) From Versailles: A12 and A13 towards Rouen By RER RER: line A gare de Poissy then bus 3 direction "La Coudraie" stop "villa Savoye" Train: line J: gare de Poissy then bus 3 direction "La Coudraie" Arquitecturas en el parqueArchitectures in the Park  Equipo de diseño Design TeamMarc Armengaud Consultores ConsultantsEVP (estructura structural engineering) there arent any match using your search terms The Maison de Fer, a historic building in Poissy was built in 1896 and is listed as a Monument Historique this metal structure is a showcase for the industrial architecture of the late 19th century Now transformed into a museum of Poissy's history and a heritage architecture interpretation center it offers a journey through Poissy's urban history incorrectly nicknamed the Eiffel House in the 1970s is a structure built in 1896 to plans by Belgian architect Joseph Danly it was listed as a historic monument in 1976 following a confusion that attributed it to Gustave Eiffel's workshop although it does indeed adopt the pressed sheet metal principle characteristic of the period renowned for his work on public buildings such as hospitals and churches around the world left only three examples of his work in France The house had been abandoned and severely damaged by the storm of 1999 the remains of the house were acquired by the City of Poissy marking the start of a vast reconstruction project a dismantling operation was carried out to save as many original pieces as possible which were then stored for a sanitary assessment to determine which could be reused in the reconstruction Parts that could not be salvaged were faithfully restored The project, supported by patrons and subsidies, notably from the Département to promote local tourism, enabled the Maison de Fer to be rebuilt and modernized under the direction of architect Philippe Blanc transforming it into a cultural space now housing a heritage interpretation center was inaugurated during the European Heritage Days in 2020 the Maison de Fer is more than just a museum; it's an interpretation center that allows visitors to discover the evolution of Poissy from its medieval past marked by royal and religious figures Poissy has distinguished itself through its royal evolving from a concentration of small hamlets around the river into a prosperous city marked by major medieval buildings and a renowned livestock market The introduction of the railroad in the 19th century not only encouraged vacationing among the wealthy classes but also stimulated massive industrialization transforming the urban landscape with the establishment of factories along the Seine Poissy continues to develop with innovative projects that meet the needs of a growing population while integrating sustainable development and tourism issues preparing the city for the future while cherishing its rich heritage The Maison de Fer also offers a wide range of cultural and educational activities to enhance the experience These include temporary exhibitions such as"Villas Modernes Family workshops and a guided tour of the city are also on the menu The Maison de Fer also boasts a specialized documentation center accessible to researchers by appointment enabling research into architecture and industrial heritage Open all year round on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1pm to 6pm, and on weekdays for groups by prior arrangement, the Maison de Fer offers extensive accessibility. Admission is €3 full price and €1 concessions, with special freebies and offers combined with other local attractions such as the Villa Savoye Every first Sunday of the month from October to December the Maison de Fer offers a free 30-minute guided tour a visit to the Maison de Fer is a wonderful discovery for those interested in history and architecture offering a unique insight into the innovation of the past and its modern interpretation A true hidden treasure in Poissy's cultural landscape Building on its success year after year since 2012 the Paris Saint-Germain Endowment Fund's Allez Les Filles is being extended to young people in the towns of Saint-Denis and Poissy and soon in Paris programme introduces young girls from disadvantaged neighbourhoods to the benefits and values of sport almost 550 young girls have taken part in the Allez les Filles launched by the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation which is putting equality at the heart of its fight with this initiative dedicated to young girls from disadvantaged areas to help them develop their self-confidence Deputy Director of the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation: "The Allez Les Filles programme embodies the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation's leading commitment to empowering young girls through sport We are delighted to extend this programme to the towns of Saint-Denis and Poissy to continue to create a future where every girl can excel and achieve her full potential." Tailor-made for young girls aged 11 to 16 who are not fortunate enough to practise sport also gives them the opportunity to take part in introductory cultural sessions during the season inspiring and encouraging exchanges with Paris Saint-Germain's women professional players who are particularly involved in this initiative : "I'm very proud to see this programme grow and develop in the Paris region I'm very honoured to be the patron of this wonderful and meaningful programme It offers unique opportunities for personal development and self-confidence for each of the participants." programme was present with 50 young girls in the towns of Colombes and Vitry at the rate of a weekly session over a period of eight months They had the opportunity to meet their favourite Paris Saint-Germain women's players and to round off their year with a week of fun and a sporting holiday the young girls are offered a sports licence by the partner city of the Foundation and the Paris Saint-Germain Endowment Fund to encourage them to persevere in their favourite sport The coming season will see the expansion of the programme into the towns of Saint-Denis and Poissy the latter of which is now home to Paris Saint-Germain's new training centre programme will also open in the city of Paris the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation has pursued the Club's historic ambition of supporting and helping young people in difficulty by placing the Club's values at the heart of its educational approach in the firm belief that sport is a powerful lever for education is to give children who do not have the same opportunities at the start of their lives the helping hand they need to discover and fulfil their potential Charles Hesters and Pierre Martin-Saint-Etienne of HEMMA Architectes along with Atelier Florent Clier Paysage have designed the Music Conservatory of Poissy building aligned with the district’s urban architectural character using light-colored bricks and glass The Music Conservatory is organized in decrescendo between the 4-story apartment building and the individual houses that dot this district with its varied urban forms HEMAA Architectes has been recently awarded a Europe 40 Under 40® Award by The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design The façade on the street is punctuated by two pavilions framing the caesura of the hall This sequence of spaces makes it possible to introduce transparency from the street to the back of the plot The façades of the pavilions in bricks set the tone of an institution that is well integrated The setback on the street and the implantation of the volumes allow for the clearing of a pedestrian square planted with trees This expansion of the public space offers a breather on the street and a secure forecourt towards the reception hall In contrast to the glass walls of the hall Project: Music ConservatoryArchitects: HEMAA ArchitectesLead Architects: Charles Hesters and Pierre Martin-Saint-EtienneLandscape Architects: Atelier Florent Clier PaysageClient: City of PoissyPhotographers: Jeudi Wang Input your search keywords and press Enter You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/ Stellantis has been forced to halt production at three of its plants in Europe due to a strike at a plant operated by MA France Employees at the MA France factory are concerned about plans to move production to Poland. It currently operates out of a site used by PSA up until 2014. In a statement, a Stellantis spokesperson revealed it had been forced to pause operations at two of its Poissy and Hordain factories in France and a British facility in Luton Read: Stellantis Demands $26M In Damages From Chinese Supplier Sparking Lawsuit “Three sites have seen a production halt since the start of the week,” the spokesperson told Reuters Stellantis hopes it will be able to resume production soon with discussions already underway at the MA France factory The carmaker’s Poissy factory produces the DS 3 and Opel Mokka while the Hordain site builds commercial vehicles including the Peugeot Expert Stellantis also builds commercial vehicles at its Luton site and starting next year it will produce medium-size electric vans for Vauxhall This isn’t the only spot of production bother Stellantis has found itself in. Earlier this week it was revealed that the company will have to keep paying a supplier of gears and pinions for the brand’s transmissions called MacLean-Fogg for shipments despite a price dispute MacLean-Fogg can stop supplying parts and Stellantis could be forced to shut down its plants in Kokomo Stellantis agreed to pay MacLean-Fogg $1.4 million under protest in March after the supplier shut down the transmission plants by withholding parts An attorney for the supplier recently revealed this payment was never made and instead The young players from the Paris Saint-Germain Youth and pre-Youth Academy moved into the new Campus in Poissy The residents were welcomed by President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi on Sunday 7 January 2024 as they arrived at the new training centre the 129 young Rouge et Bleu players discovered the ultra-modern facilities of the new Paris Saint-Germain home and took possession of their new living space Following the arrival of the professional women's team midweek all football teams within the Paris Saint-Germain family are now united on the same site Paris Saint-Germain President: "I am very happy to welcome the young players to our new training complex Bringing together the entire Paris Saint-Germain family on one site is a major milestone in the history of our institution It is the culmination of a vision and work carried out by the Club for many years our ambition is to nurture the new generation of champions here in France one of the largest training grounds in the world is the new embodiment of the Club's commitment to the sporting excellence of its development program the site is dedicated to the development of athletes beyond the pitch The academic and socio-educational dimensions complement the Club's triple project aimed at shaping young citizens who embody the institution's values seamlessly integrated into its environment serves as a true green haven sprawling across 74 hectares encompassing 16 football pitches and 39,000 square metres dedicated to the development of athletes and their performance at the highest level Designed to optimise every dimension of performance and foster the development of young talents the Paris Saint-Germain Campus is a global reference point that will inspire the new generations of athletes Paris Saint-Germain have opened the doors on their new state-of-the-art €300 million training campus in Poissy As and when Kylian Mbappé has finished rubbing shoulders with the elite entertainers of the world and he returns to training along with his PSG teammates on 10 July (assuming he remains with the club beyond this summer) they will no longer head to Camp des Loges – the club’s base since 1970 – but instead will arrive at the brand new multi-million training campus in Poissy which has now been completed and is ready for action Following the reveal of rendered images of the training centre last year the construction has now all but been completed though it hasn’t been smooth sailing following issues with the landscape and the centre has opened its doors to the media to show off all that it has to offer The Paris Saint-Germain Campus is the Club’s future multisport training centre which will group together the professional football as well as the football and handball youth academies The Paris Saint-Germain Campus will also have its own stadium which will complement the Parc des Princes venue It’s designed to fulfil all of the athletes’ requirements and stimulate their performance on a daily basis and the aim is to make the facility a global benchmark in terms of innovation and player support Shop PSG 23/24 replica at prodirectsport.com/soccer With the release of the PSG x Jordan 22/23 away shirt came the obligatory wider performance, training and lifestyle ranges, including the marquee sneaker release, the Air Jordan 5 Low PSG. Here, we take a closer look at the full set. Ahead of their Premier League return this evening against Manchester City, Arsenal have been training in their new 20/21 training collection from adidas, and it’s now available for purchase. The collection sees a split of “Yellow Tint” across numerous items, with a “Tech Indigo” colouring covering the rest. The PSG x Jordan collaboration was a game changer, no doubt. The exclusive three-year partnership kicked off in 2018 and was extended for a further year in 2021, but now that deal is coming to an end with no sign of an extension. So does this mean the end of the ground-breaking, border-crossing team up? The short answer is no, but the key detail is in the word ‘exclusive’. Matching the ambition of the Ligue 1 side, Paris Saint-Germain have unveiled rendered images of their new €300 million training centre, which is currently under construction, with the plan being that it will host the men’s and women’s first teams and the academy from the 23/24 season. Paris Saint-Germain players switched into the new Nike Spring/Summer 2018 Training Wear this week as the Swoosh launched the updated collection of performance clothing. Replacing the all red collection that the players have been training in since the summer comes the "Hyper Cobalt" refresh for the business end of the season. Offering a seasonal refresh ready for spring, Liverpool debuted their new 2022 training range from Nike yesterday – but fans hoping for a new fourth shirt that follows in the same dark green colour scheme will be disappointed. With just two games left of the current campaign, Manchester United look ahead to a fresh challenge by revealing their new 23/24 training range from adidas before wearing the new gear in their latest training session. Bringing with it a combination of style and performance that can be carried seamlessly from the training ground and onto the street, adidas launch the 2021 Tiro range. Sign up to our newsletter and we'll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the world of Creative Soccer Culture. It's been a little more than a month of off/pre-season at PSG but it's fair to say that we have had all sorts of drama and news coverage for the past few weeks already The players of the first-team of PSG have yet to report to the training ground (they'll do so starting on July 10 for non-internationals but it's not that PSG have not been forced into navigating many storylines Here is an early review of everything that has gone on around PSG for the past month after they wrapped up the 2022/23 season by lifting their 11th Ligue 1 title split into four parts for easier digestion We had known for a long time that PSG would be moving from their training facilities at Camp des Loges this summer The new training ground and the rest of the buildings won't be fully available for all PSG divisions (Feminine the first team of the soccer division of the organization will enjoy them starting July 10 The unveiling of the new training center at Poissy aligns with the "New Era" of PSG as labeled by both president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and sporting advisor Luis Campos It is expected that PSG will move from the "bling-bling" mantra into another "Frenchified" way of building their squad without so many egos around the locker room The aim is for PSG to shift the focus of media toward their on-field performance instead of the off-field drama that usually overshadows everything the team achieves on the field the reported €300m cost of the new training ground already made for some saucy headlines about the monster spending of the club in such a posh venue covering 74 hectares and featuring 17 pitches including men's and women's football and handball and it boasts amenities such as a swimming pool and even a vegetable patch for self-sustainability it showcases PSG's commitment to establishing one of the best training centers in the game We'll have to wait and see if whatever happens inside the Poissy walls turns into better production on the pitch where PSG tend to fall short of expectations © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"62","src":"63","url":"64"},{"type":"61","value":"65"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"68","url":"69"},{"type":"67","value":"6a"},"All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands The players of the first-team of PSG have yet to report to the training ground (they'll do so starting on July 10 for non-internationals, and July 17 for the rest of players), but it's not that PSG have not been forced into navigating many storylines. Here is an early review of everything that has gone on around PSG for the past month after they wrapped up the 2022/23 season by lifting their 11th Ligue 1 title, split into four parts for easier digestion. We had known for a long time that PSG would be moving from their training facilities at Camp des Loges this summer. The new training ground and the rest of the buildings won't be fully available for all PSG divisions (Feminine, Handball, etc...) until next year. Still, the first team of the soccer division of the organization will enjoy them starting July 10. The unveiling of the new training center at Poissy aligns with the "New Era" of PSG as labeled by both president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and sporting advisor Luis Campos. It is expected that PSG will move from the "bling-bling" mantra into another, "Frenchified" way of building their squad without so many egos around the locker room. The aim is for PSG to shift the focus of media toward their on-field performance instead of the off-field drama that usually overshadows everything the team achieves on the field. That said, the reported €300m cost of the new training ground already made for some saucy headlines about the monster spending of the club in such a posh venue. The new training facility, covering 74 hectares and featuring 17 pitches, will cater to all PSG sports, including men's and women's football, judo, and handball and it boasts amenities such as a swimming pool, an academy school, sleeping quarters for players, a restaurant, and even a vegetable patch for self-sustainability. Although not yet fully completed, it showcases PSG's commitment to establishing one of the best training centers in the game, no matter what it cost the club. We'll have to wait and see if whatever happens inside the Poissy walls turns into better production on the pitch, where PSG tend to fall short of expectations. While international players are set to return next week and Manuel Ugarte underwent physical and medical tests early on Monday PSG kicked off their training at their new state-of-the-art facility in Poissy A small group of fans awaited the team's arrival at the newly established training center to start the week and shared a few minutes with the PSG players already present at Poissy this week who were granted an extra week of rest following their appearances on the international stage last mid-June-with-their-nations The day featured many trips between the training center and the American hospital where PSG players underwent medical tests on Monday to check their health and fitness ahead of the pre-season tours and scheduled matches Construction vehicles were still found around the compound as they keep building some parts of the new PSG Campus which is only ready to use for the soccer first team for now it will also host the handball team as well as the women's side and other sports teams operating under the PSG organization Other world-renown players such as Hugo Ekitike and Ismail Gharbi took part in Monday's return to the PSG facilities Presnel Kimpembe and Nordi Mukiele made appearances too along with superstar signings Manuel Ugarte and Lucas Hernandez and Brazilian legend Neymar following his season-ending ankle surgery With training underway and key players returning PSG fans can anticipate an exciting season ahead they'll have to keep an eye on the returns of PSG players to training on a slow basis as the club has organized such events so they don't all come at the same time to avoid trouble ","https://fansided.com/",{"alt":"60","src":"61","url":"62"},{"type":"5z","value":"63"},"link","Minute Media","https://www.minutemedia.com/",{"text":"66","url":"67"},{"type":"65","value":"68"},"All Rights Reserved and Internation Soccer for over 10 years at SB Nation By AWP+HHF | Poissy Galore – Insects Museum and Visitor Center the pavilions – as well as those little constructions the architects themselves call “small follies” – are based on a modular timber frame system that combines elements from a predefined catalog of portal frames the architects were able to create interesting and surprising structures obtaining a diverse array of different forms by combining a reduced number of element types this approach has made it possible to build the structures using local workforce and materials substantially reducing construction costs and environmental impact The Poissy Galore Insects Museum accommodates visitor services storage areas for the museum’s collection which comprises various species of arthropods and a facility specifically designed for raising living insects The museum has been nominated in December 2016 for the Mies Van Der Rohe Award for European Architecture 2017 landmark when seen from the outside by those who are visiting the natural reserve and a fascinating venue and privileged point of view on the zoological collections and the surrounding scenery for the public inside it The Insects Museum was nominated in December 2016 for the Mies Van Der Rohe Award for European Architecture 2017 copyright Inexhibit 2025 - ISSN: 2283-5474 The TimesHe is known as the “Michelangelo of tattooists” because of his vividly coloured intricately detailed designs inspired by medieval stained-glass windows Mikael de Poissy has become the first tattooist to win the coveted Médaille Vermeille prize from the distinguished Paris Academy of Arts Science and Literature; an honour normally reserved for artists working in more conventional formats Recent winners include the painter Michèle Duretête-Brodel People come to De Poissy’s Paris suburb studio from as far away as Japan Australia and Mexico to get one of his artworks forever etched on their bodies Most of his tattoos are religious images taken from church windows but he has also portrayed kings and queens from Archive Architecture Secret Story is set to hit your screens tonight on TF1 at 11:30pm in a refurbished warehouse in the Technoparc business park Former hit shows are reborn like phoenixes it's Secret Story's turn to make a comeback on our TV screens And this 2024 season will be unlike any other Completely redesigned to move away from reality TV and focus more on the game this new-generation version may well surprise us all The adaptation of the "Secret Story" format seems to be TF1's strategic response to the public's changing perception of reality TV. Far from the antics and scandals of the first editions, this season promises a dynamic more focused on the game and intellectual strategies. Endemol France has transformed the warehouse into a veritable labyrinth of secrets promising an immersive experience for players and viewers alike The program will be broadcast on TF1 Monday to Friday at 5:30pm the eliminated contestant will join Christophe Beaugrand live on TF1 to discuss his or her experience The production is not without effect on the locality, Actu.fr informs us has already warned its residents of the potential noise nuisance particularly during the show's major events scheduled for the launch This new facility in Poissy and the accompanying measures demonstrate the production company's commitment to minimizing inconvenience while boosting the region's economy The new positioning of"Secret Story" aims to make the program compatible with family values in reaction to the criticism often levelled at reality TV for its lack of depth and sensationalism have clearly stated their intention to purify the show's image focusing on puzzles and games that entertain while respecting an ethos of "benevolence" will this season of "Secret Story" win your votes while keeping long-time fans happy with the promise of well-kept secrets and intriguing