The Paris FC's new coach, Liam Rosenior, has brought in a number of young players with potential, including 18-year-old Rudy Matondo. Matondo, who joined the club from Auxerre for 17.5 million euros, has quickly made a name for himself with his impressive performances on the pitch. He has shown his ability to impose himself on games, with notable displays against Lyon and Brest.
The club's investment in its squad has been significant, with over 150 million euros spent on new players. This has been matched by a commitment to improving the club's infrastructure, with the stade Jean-Bouin achieving a 88% attendance rate last season. The club hopes to increase this to between 8,000 and 9,000 season ticket holders this year.
The club's centre of training at Orly is also undergoing improvements, with the addition of three new pitches and a total of 10 areas of play, including six full-sized pitches and three goalkeeper zones. This will provide the club's professional and youth teams with the facilities they need to develop and improve.
The next step for the Paris FC will be to see how its new players and improved infrastructure translate into success on the pitch.