Bayern Munich arrives at the Parc des Princes for a huge clash against PSG this Tuesday evening. But even before the kickoff, the atmosphere is heating up: the 2,000 Bavarian supporters expected in Paris are preparing for a chaotic trip.
The German club filed a complaint with UEFA on Monday evening. Reason: last-minute measures imposed by the Paris police prefecture.
For Munich, these “rushed” and “unjustified” restrictions hinder the organization of the trip. Especially since the security situation is the same as during the last PSG-Bayern match in 2023. Incomprehensible, according to them.
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PSG supports the complaint
The prefecture imposes a mandatory toll passage for all buses, while other fans must reach the Parc only by public transport. After the match, a strict return to their original vehicles, escorted out of Paris. As a result: the buses are not expected to leave until early morning, around 5 a.m.
For Bayern, it’s a heavy blow: everything had been planned for weeks. And Paris shares their annoyance, officially supporting the Bavarian initiative.
The German club is now exploring other legal avenues to overturn these measures. A controversy that arises just before an already heated duel between two favorites of the Champions League.
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