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About to arrive at PSG, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is already considered a player in a category of his own, according to some observers.
Eager to (already) turn the page on Randal Kolo Muani, Paris Saint-Germain has set its sights on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. While the Napoli player seems on the verge of joining the Parc des Princes, observers are already discussing the impact he could have in Paris. And the Georgian’s level of play is therefore at the heart of the debates. For some, no doubt, it’s a crack that’s coming.
This is for example the opinion of Dave Appadoo who explained why Monday evening, on the channel The Team. “We need to agree on the notion of ‘crack’. What I mean is that you are not going to wonder about Mbappé, Haaland, Salah. It’s ‘Galactics’. You don’t ask yourself whether Haaland is a crack. You are in another sphere. In the sphere of guys who can aim for the Ballon d’Or. »
“Kvara” not out of the ordinary, but…
And the journalist concludes: “ Is he in the category of exceptional players who are already at Manchester (City), at Real (Madrid), well no, obviously. But for me, that’s why he’s a crack, because he’s in the anteroom. » Khvicha Kvaratskhelia therefore has sufficient qualities to be considered a crack. But he still has to demonstrate that he can take it to the next level.
It is perhaps with PSG that he will achieve this, although he has already exhibited his incredible talent with Naples, notably during the title season won by the Italian club in Serie A in 2022-2023. That season, “Kvara” scored fourteen goals and provided seventeen assists in forty-three matches. He was also named best player in Serie A.
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