One of Paris’s major roads has been restored to its original name on Apple Maps. The name “Boulevard Ousmane,” temporarily inspired by a famous PSG player, has been replaced with its historical name. This change occurred several days ago, but the update was not consistently applied across Apple Maps.
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In the final days of June, Boulevard Haussmann was temporarily renamed after Ousmane Dembélé. The PSG footballer had played a pivotal role in the Champions League final and was named the tournament’s best player.
The reason behind this naming change was never officially explained — it might not have been a planned tribute, as Google Maps had made no such amendment. However, there was speculation that it could have been the result of a coordinated effort by users who reported the name change to Apple, suggesting the new name. It seems that Apple might have accepted the change without further verification, a scenario that seems somewhat hard to believe.
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