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With the departure of Kylian Mbappé at the end of the season, PSG will reorganize itself. One of the big summer targets is to go to Naples where the profile of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (23 years old) is very popular. Bringing in the Georgian is attractive on paper but the operation comes at a cost. According to our information, the Italian club will demand €150 million for the transfer of the winger, who is preparing to play the Euro with his country. We also told you, the Partenopei do not lose hope of extending their player, under contract until 2027.
This is what the agent of “Kvara” confirms in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport. “There is no urgency to make the decision to extend because Naples is Kvhicha’s second home. We really appreciate the attention and respect that the club president has for us. If there is an offer that satisfies us, the club and all parties, without Aurelio de Laurentiis opposing it, then we will talk about it. The decision on the future of Kvaratskhelia will be made only taking this into account.” This leaves the door open to all possibilities.
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