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This is one of the big issues that PSG must manage this summer. What to do with Xavi Simons? The Dutch international, present at the Euro with his selection, is back in Paris after a more than successful loan from RB Leipzig. 8 goals and 11 assists on the clock in 32 Bundesliga matches, and very good sensations which pushed clubs like Bayern Munich to come to the news.
According to The Team This Sunday, it is not only the Bavarians who hope to attract him to their ranks this summer, since Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City have also made inquiries in recent times. Just that. The possibility of re-signing at Leipzig for a new loan also exists, and it is even the trend on the player’s side…
A clause that suits him in his contract
Indeed, the former resident of La Masia is looking for stability and the certainty of having playing time. Which he would not necessarily have at PSG nor in the clubs mentioned above, but which he is already guaranteed to have. ‘have on the Leizpig side. He also wants to take a new step with the Bundesliga team, whose leaders have reportedly promised reinforcements to be competitive in the Champions League.
Simons therefore wants to stay at Leipzig, and a clause in his contract indicates that PSG must transfer him, as part of a loan, to the club with which the midfielder has reached an agreement. The Parisians will therefore have no say, and everything indicates that the club of the famous energy drink will this time try to include a purchase option in the loan…
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