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Free since his departure from PSG, the French full-back could opt for a new challenge abroad.
At 31 years old,
Layvin Kurzawa intends to relaunch his career. As he explained during his latest media appearances, the French international wants to rediscover the pleasure of playing matches while having an important role in a club.
A situation he has not experienced for many seasons, after having been downgraded over the years at Paris Saint-Germain. Free since the end of his lease with the capital club, Kurzawa has no shortage of offers.
Kurzawa from PSG to PSV?
According to information from L’Équipe, Layvin Kurzawa is in the sights of PSV Eindhoven. The Dutch club and the player’s clan have even started constructive discussions to define the terms of a future contract. The defender would not be insensitive to this proposal coming from one of the 3 historic clubs of the Netherlands.
In addition to PSV, Kurzawa’s name has also come up on the Brest side. Qualified for the Champions League, the Breton club is looking for opportunities in this position.
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