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In three months, the PSG right-back will be free from any contract. He could bounce back in Spain, where several clubs would be interested in his services.
At the end of June 2020, as his contract came to an end with Paris Saint-Germain, Layvin Kurzawa extended his lease for four additional seasons. Loaned to Fulham last season, the right-back only played six matches in the colors of the English club.
Since the start of the 2023-2024 fiscal year, it has been even worse. In an official match, Luis Enrique only used it once, for a championship match. Despite this starving playing time, the former Monegasque still arouses the interest of certain Spanish clubs according to information from the journalist of Téléfoot Saber Desfarges.
Spoiled for choice
“Spanish clubs are interested, confirms the player's agent, cited by The Parisian. I am still convinced that Layvin is a top player. We are also interested in Girona, with an experienced squad, a beautiful region and a club that plays football. As I said, several clubs have proposed their project to Layvin, we will take the time to make a coherent choice. »
Layvin Kurzawa signed his first contract with PSG in the summer of 2015. At the time, he arrived from AS Monaco, for a transfer valued at 23 million euros. Then aged 22, he had a great future…
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