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Paris Saint-Germain could sell one of its iconic players this summer.
Having arrived in the capital 4 years ago, Danilo Pereira has gradually established himself as a sure value in the Parisian squad. Versatile, capable of playing in central defense despite his training as a midfielder, the Portuguese international has been used a lot in recent seasons.
But the playing time of
Danilo could be reduced this season, at the dawn of a campaign where Luis Enrique does not seem to include him in his plans. Enough to consider a departure this summer? The hypothesis is gaining more and more weight behind the scenes at the club.
Danilo appreciated by PSG supporters
Danilo Pereira was not selected in the Parisian squad for the first match of this Ligue 1 season, on the pitch at Le Havre. A first sign for his short-term future. And a situation that some observers of the club regret, like the journalist Florian Gazan.
” Danilo Pereira not selected in the PSG squad for the match in Le Havre. Tough given the service record of this irreproachable soldier”,
Gazan wrote on X this Friday. ” Respected in the locker room and one of the most consistent in recent seasons. If elegance could also be bought in the transfer window…” concluded the journalist.
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