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The face of the Paris Saint-Germain defense version 2024-25 risks being severely modified. Especially in the axis. With a Lucas Hernandez injured in the knee, a Presnel Kimpembe still not back from his injury to the Achilles heel and a Nordi Mukiele often sidelined, the Red and Blue want reinforcements. All this without forgetting an unconvincing Milan Skriniar and that Luis Enrique would like to get rid of this summer.
The Slovak had also indicated that it was not impossible to see him return to Italy.Will I play in Serie A again? You should never say never… Nobody can say“For its part, PSG is working hard to find its defensive recruits. Lille’s Leny Yoro (18 years old) is Luis Campos’ priority, but competition from Real Madrid could well be fatal for the Parisians.
Serie A is under his spell
Recently, we revealed that the reigning French champions were also targeting Feyenoord’s versatile defender Lutsharel Geertruida (23 years old). Better still, the Red and Blue made an offer to the Dutchman who has scored 8 goals and provided 5 assists this season in the Eredivisie. But here again, we told you that the deal was far from being won since Tottenham and Liverpool were in the running. The Team However, we learn that a new lead is being studied by the Parisian board. It concerns the young Dean Huijsen. Aged 19, this left-center defender belongs to Juventus and is coming off a six-month loan to AS Roma.
Six months that were enough to impress Serie A and to make him one of the 100 nominees for the Golden Boy. Last February, we also gave you a portrait of this Dutch nugget that Spain snapped up for its Espoirs selection (the player was born in Marbella). Announced in the sights of Nice and Monaco last winter, Huijsen is considered a future great in his position. Linked to the Old Lady until 2028, this big guy of 1.97m capable of playing with both feet has the advantage of being a less expensive target than a Yoro for example, since The Team announces that Huijsen would cost around €20 million. Watch this space.
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