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Kylian Mbappé leaving, the offensive animation of PSG will inevitably be turned upside down this summer. And if the Parisian management is already working for the summer transfer window, there is already a solution and not the least that exists internally to naturally and at a lower cost strengthen the attack of the club coached by Luis Enrique. And it's no surprise since it's the very versatile Xavi Simons. The Dutch striker trained at PSG but has since moved to PSV Eindhoven and more recently to RB Leipzig still belongs to Paris since he is only on loan in Germany.
If it was not necessarily planned for him to return to the French capital next summer, Mbappé's departure for Real Madrid has reshuffled the cards. This is essentially what Luis Enrique explained during his live twitch last week without explicitly naming him. “Another player who belongs to the club. He's on loan and he's excellent. He has the perfect qualities for what we want. He could obviously be a very interesting option for us but it depends on the clubs.
Luis Enrique wants to get him back from PSG this summer
According to our information, Luis Enrique, who appreciates his versatility, has called for the return of the RB Leipzig player, who has made himself essential within the German club since his arrival last summer in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League. (9 goals and 11 assists in 36 matches in all competitions). A boon for PSG who will do everything to recover the 20-year-old Dutch international (13 caps).
For his part, Luis Campos, who continues to monitor her performances, is happy with her progress and is willing to get her back. It now remains to be known the position of the player who until recently left all options open regarding his future. “After the season, all parties will speak and discuss what happens next. I am very happy here”, he explained recently. At a time when any offensive player at the level of Xavi Simons costs a fortune, seeing him land at PSG next summer with solid guarantees of playing time would be a nice coup for Paris. To the great dismay of RB Leipzig who still secretly hope to be able to keep him for another season.
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