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PSG kicked off their 2024/2025 season earlier this week. The players – those who did not play in international competition this summer at least – have returned to training, just as they have also passed the traditional pre-season medical tests. The opportunity to see some new faces at work, such as goalkeeper Matvey Safonov, the club’s only summer recruit so far, as well as Gabriel Moscardo, the young Brazilian midfielder who arrived this summer, but whose transfer had been sealed a few months ago.
In the coming days, it is also very likely that new faces will be present at the training center. The hottest file seems to be that of João Neves, the nugget of Benfica. Rui Costa, president of the Lisbon team, even admitted the existence of an offer from Paris, which would be 70 million euros, while the unwanted Renato Sanches could even enter the deal. Luis Enrique wants to strengthen his midfield, and the arrival of the 19-year-old player would be a nice gift for the Spanish tactician.
A bet by Luis Enrique
And that’s not all, since the former coach of FC Barcelona and the Spanish national team wants to rely on a player that we didn’t necessarily expect. It’s Ayman Kari, also 19 years old. Loaned to Lorient last season, the Parisian kid is very popular with Luchoeven though he hasn’t played a lot in Brittany (14 appearances in L1 for 903 minutes played in total).
Luis Enrique wants to make a place for him in the squad, and will also judge him on the summer preparation matches. In particular, he wants to repeat what happened with Warren Zaire-Emery. In any case, the capital club has no intention of loaning him out again this season. Ayman Kari will be able to show himself against Sturm Graz on August 7 and Leipzig on the 10th in particular…
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