paris in line with its ambition to become one of the global football giants french champions paris saint german have decided to build a huge stateoftheart new training centre which is expected to be one of the best in the worldthe training centre will be opened in 2019the new facility which will have 14 football pitches will be built on an area of 74 hectares 182 858 acres or 740000 square meters at poissy poncy site in greater paris the new training site is a few kilometres from its current training base at camp de loges at saint germain and around 30kms from the heart of paris as well as from its home stadium parc des princesout of 14 pitches four will be used by the first team and the remaining 10 by the youth academy and preacademy players there will be four artificial turfs out of 14 all the pitches will be under the charge of jonathan calderwood who joined psg in 2013 after being voted best greenkeeper of english premier league twice in 2009 and 2012 with aston villafor the first time in france a covered pitch with the same surface area of a fullsized pitch 115x74 yard will ensure that training sessions can be held during bad weather the centre will also virtually serve as team hotel during training as it will have 32 luxury bedrooms and a lounge area for the first team players it will also have 80 bedrooms for youth academy playersthere will be a sports clinic including a medical assessment and treatment area the complex will also include an officiallyapproved stadium with 5000 covered seats that will host matches for the womens division 1 womens champions league youth league and cfa it will have meeting rooms classrooms a library and a computer roompsg club officials refused to reveal the estimated total cost of the project and the amount spent on land acquisition but said that this new training centre will be one of the best in the world and it will rival the likes of the one manchester city opened last yearthe english premier league side reportedly spent usd 200 to 250 million to build its new statoftheart training centre which has 16 football pitches three gyms cryotherapy and ultrasound rooms six swimming pools and players luxury bedrooms among othersfor media persons training centre will have a reception area one auditorium with 200 seats able to house a stage with 60 cameras and audiovisual projections it will house four tv studios each measuring 25 square meters four interview rooms with one for club manager and its director one photo studio one catering area one closed and glazed work room looking out over the pitches and one covered terrace looking out at over the pitchesthe process of acquiring the land at poissy began in july and it has been completed now the psg club officials saidtenders have been floated to select an architectural firm to construct the centre and it will be finalised by