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Disappointing since his arrival in the French capital, Carlos Soler, under contract until June 2027, could leave Paris Saint-Germain during the summer transfer window. With this in mind, the reigning French champions have already opened the door to a departure in the coming weeks. As we revealed to you last May, Real Sociedad has never hidden its attraction to the 27-year-old Spanish midfielder. Yes, but according to our latest information, the operation remains complex, particularly because of the Valencia native’s impressive salary.
Today, we can confirm that it is mainly West Ham who are pushing to get the 1m80 right-hander, author of 2 goals and 4 assists in 28 matches in all competitions last season. Currently on the Hammers bench, Julen Lopetegui particularly appreciates Soler’s profile and would therefore like to count on his services for this 2024/2025 season. And the discussions are progressing well. According to our information, the deal is still far from being finalized, but the two clubs are currently negotiating the outlines of a loan with a mandatory purchase option of more than €20 million. This would be a nice move for Paris, which had paid around €18 million in 2022 to snatch Soler from Valencia.
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