RMC: If Paris wins the championship, the team will be able to hold a championship parade on the Champs Elysees

May 29 RMC Sports reported that if Paris wins the Champs-Elysées, it will be able to win the championship parade.

RMC Sports confirmed from multiple sources on Wednesday morning that the decision was intended to allow the club to celebrate together with fans and the public at landmark venues in Paris, while meeting the demands of Qatar executives to obtain global communication images. Paris Saint-Germain declined to comment before the final.

The Paris police are deploying large-scale security plans for the two days from May 31 to June 1. Police sources stressed: "Xiang Street will implement strict controls and a high level of emergency response must be maintained."

It is reported that the Xiang Street Management Committee will meet with the police on Wednesday to coordinate the Saturday event arrangements. In the past few days, relevant departments have conducted on-site inspections on Sunday afternoon parade. All relevant local officials have agreed to launch the plan if they win the Paris championship. The final approval of the entire plan will be completed within the next few hours. People familiar with the matter revealed that the senior management has made a decision, and there is no suspense in this matter. The Xiangjie Committee has notified merchants along the route to take store protection in advance.

But the parade still has variables, and sources said that if serious riots occurred in downtown Paris on Saturday night, the authorities reserve the right to cancel the celebration. Some members of parliament have strong reservations about this plan, and the mayor of the eighth district specifically reflected the objections of some merchants. At the coordination meeting held on Wednesday, local governments and police planned a detailed security plan. If Paris wins the championship, security measures of the same level as those on the night of the Champions League final will be taken.

The team led by Enrique is expected to return to Paris on Sunday afternoon local time. If the cup is won historically, Dembele and his teammates will take an open-top bus from the top of the Fragrant Street to the Princes Park Stadium.