Roazhon Park

The Roazhon Park in Rennes, with a capacity of 29,778 seats, represents one of the recent architectural successes of French football. Completely rebuilt between 2015 and 2019, this modern stadium retains the Breton spirit while offering comfort and state-of-the-art facilities. Its contemporary design fits perfectly into the Rennes landscape while asserting the ambitions of the Breton club.

The Rennes atmosphere blends Celtic tradition with European modernity. Breton supporters, known for their loyalty and knowledge of football, create a unique atmosphere where Breton chants mix with cosmopolitan cheers. For OM, Rennes now represents a gala trip against a direct competitor for Europe in a venue that can be formidable.

The ultramodern configuration of Roazhon Park favors proximity and intensity. Its stands close to the field and its studied acoustics turn each important match into a true spectacle. This intimacy, rare in recent stadiums, allows the Rennes supporters to create the pressure that unsettles visiting teams.

The architecture of the stadium impresses with its coherence and urban integration. The noble materials, LED lighting, and generous circulation spaces demonstrate a desire to place Rennes among the European elite. These investments are felt in the overall atmosphere, more professional without losing its authentic Breton character.

Historically, Rennes has always posed problems for OM, particularly since the reconstruction of its stadium. This new venue coincided with the Breton club's European ambitions, creating a virtuous dynamic felt in the atmosphere of major matches.

Roazhon Park symbolizes this new generation of French stadiums: modern without being cold, functional without being sanitized, ambitious without renouncing their local roots.