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A PSG unwanted could soon join the Premier League.
Having arrived at Paris Saint-Germain from Valencia in the summer of 2022, Carlos Soler has never managed to establish himself as a regular in the Parisian team, whether under Fabien Galtier or Luis Enrique.
Forced towards the exit, the Spanish midfielder could well bounce back in the Premier League. If he would prefer to return to La Liga, where Real Sociedad and Valencia are interested but without the necessary funds to repatriate him, Carlos Soler would please in England, where Brighton and West Ham are making eyes at him.
West Ham make move for Soler
And it is the Hammers who have decided to move up a gear, according to information from the newspaper.
The Team. Discussions have reportedly been initiated between the leaders of the English club and their Parisian counterparts. However, the two parties have not yet reached an agreement.
Still according to the sports daily, the French champions would expect 20 million euros to sell their 27-year-old midfielder, still under contract until June 2027. As a reminder, PSG had paid 18 million euros to recruit him two years ago.
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