PSG in danger: Arnault and Red Bull want to make Paris FC big!

PSG in danger: Arnault and Red Bull want to make Paris FC big!

Paris

- A new chapter in French football could work, because Bernard Arnault, the head of the luxury group LVMH, and Red Bull plan to get in at Paris FC.

In an exciting step that could mix the football scene in France, Bernard Arnault and the Austrian beverage manufacturer Red Bull at Paris FC, an association of the second division, want to take on a role. The talks about a majority stake between Arnault's investment company Agache and the current owner Pierre Ferracci are already underway, while Red Bull is striving for a minority stake.

The goal behind this project is clear: Paris FC should become a serious competitor for the dominant paris Saint-Germain City Club. In particular, the men's team of the second division is to climb into the top league. This could open a completely new dimension for the club should be successful.

ambitions of Red Bull

For Red Bull, this commitment in Paris is not the first appearance on the football parquet. The brand has already successfully invested in numerous clubs, including Red Bull Salzburg and RB Leipzig. These expertise could be crucial when it comes to winning and promoting young talents for Paris FC. Red Bull could take on a key role, especially in today's world, in which recruiting promising young players is crucial for sporting success.

The connection between Arnault and Red Bull could lead the Paris FC into an exciting future. In addition, Arnault's son, Antoine Arnault, plans to represent the family on the club's board of directors. With this integration, not only a strategic leadership is sought, but also the obligation to further develop the club's vision.

In view of Jürgen Klopp's recent commitment as a new Head of Global Soccer, Red Bull has proven that it is ready to take big steps and thus attract great attention. The company's ambitions in football seem unchecked. It remains to be seen which impulses could bring the possible cooperation with Paris FC for French football. Further information on this topic is in a recent report www.nordbayern.de to be found.