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This is information that came out earlier in the week: PSG is interested in Dean Huijsen. The central defender of Roma (he belongs to Juve) of only 19 years old is one of the most promising players in his position in Europe, and the Parisian management appreciates his qualities a lot. The young Spanish-Dutch will also probably leave Roma since he is only on loan there and PSG is not the only club interested.
In recent days, new information has come out about him. We learned that the Old Lady was asking for 30 million euros for his services. A considerable amount. Then, PSG had competition in this case, since the Italian media claimed that Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen was in the running.
Huijsen has decided
An attractive option for the player. Even more than that, since this Sunday, several media outlets such as World Sports indicate that the player and his entourage have made their choice: to join the German club. The latter will still have to reach an agreement with the Serie A team, which also risks seeing more powerful clubs, particularly in England, knocking on the door.
Tah’s departure for Bayern, and a playing philosophy that fits perfectly with his style of play, convinced the player who was born in the Netherlands but who moved to Spain at the age of 5. He is also aware that at Leverkusen, he would have obvious guarantees on his playing time, which would not be the case at Paris or at another club of this caliber. Luis Campos will therefore have to turn to other avenues…
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