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While he has only been at the club for a few months, Brazilian defender Lucas Beraldo is likely to leave PSG during the next transfer window.
Are Lucas Beraldo’s days at PSG already numbered? This is what one might believe if we trust the rumors emanating from the other side of the Channel.
The central defender would be in Chelsea’s crosshairs. Over the summer, PSG spurned interest in Beraldo from several big clubs, including the Blues. But, the latter would have returned to the charge.
Beraldo could go English
This Wednesday, Chelsea expert Simon Phillips, via Substack, claims that Chelsea are still interested in the former Sao Paulo member. However, it will be difficult for Chelsea to complete a deal unless Beraldo’s playing time is significantly reduced by manager Luis Enrique.
Beraldo has played six matches this season with PSG, including five as a starter. In central defense, however, he goes behind Marquinhos and Pacho. His contract with the French champions runs until the summer of 2028.
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