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The Georgian left winger, expected to join PSG last summer, could finally arrive in the capital of France during this winter transfer window.
Last summer, the leaders of Paris Saint-Germain made Khvicha Kvaratskhelia one of their priorities. The Naples left winger even gave
his agreement to join the Rouge et Bleu.
However, the transaction failed because the most important validation was missing. That of the president of the Italian club,
Aurelio De Laurentiis. Reputed to be very tough in business, the latter demanded 120 million euros for the Georgian international. Ultimately, the former Rubin Kazan player remained in southern Italy.
Kvaratskhelia at PSG, is it for this winter?
From now on, the leaders of Napoli would be willing to sell their number 77. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, he would not have followed up on the contract extension that was offered to him. The reigning French champion, who should part ways with Randal Kolo Muani before the end of January, could therefore take advantage of this to return to the charge. The media Il Roma
claims that an amount of 90 million euros (with bonus) would now be enough to afford it.
Antonio Conte would also have expressed a favorable opinion regarding the departure of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The Italian technician would no longer consider the Georgian as an essential element of his squad. This season, the 23-year-old has scored six goals and provided four assists in 25 matches in all competitions.
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