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Paris Saint-Germain made a big decision with the Xavi Simons soap opera.
Xavi Simons is set to become one of the big players in the summer transfer window. After a successful season on loan at RB Leipzig, confirming the promises seen during his time at PSV Eindhoven, the young Dutch talent finds himself at a crossroads. The question that arises is: where will he play next season?
His return to Paris Saint-Germain at the end of his loan next June seems confirmed. However, several clubs have come forward to secure his services. His former club FC Barcelona, current club Leipzig and Bayern Munich are among the contenders.
Two trends for Xavi Simons
According to Sky Germany, Rotten sporting director Max Eberl is keen to recruit Xavi Simons during the next transfer window. Nevertheless, The Parisian indicates that the capital club has already vetoed a transfer this summer of the player under contract until June 2027 with the Rouge et Bleu.
One of the major reasons for this refusal lies in the compensation that Parisian leaders would have to pay to PSV in the event of the sale of the Amsterdammer. However, two options seem to be emerging for the future of Xavi Simons: a new loan to Leipzig or a return to PSG to play under the orders of Luis Enrique.
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