Lee Kang-in's new competitor and junior will appear. Desiree Doue Stadren chose PSG.

French media Lekif reported on the 12th that Due, one of the top prospects in French soccer, chose PSG, a prestigious French League 1 team.

The media reported that the decision was made after the 2024 Paris Olympics, where Duane joined the French Olympic team. Duane has decided to join PSG in lieu of Bayern Munich Germany next season. Stade Rennes, who was persuaded by PSG Boardzin and Luis Enrique, must complete his transfer now.

Fabrizio Romano, a reporter specializing in the transfer market, also said on his social network service X that Due chose to join PSG. "After focusing 100 percent on the Olympics, he made the decision."

"Chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi, general manager Luis Campos, and coach Enrique are all involved in the transfer. The final details are being coordinated," he said, posting his trademark "Here we go."

According to other French media outlets Canalschporte, Alkhelaifi has worked very hard to play a crucial role in signing Due, which has made a difference with Munich. Alkhelaifi has identified the terms Rennes wanted and was not complicated in reaching an agreement. Enrique is also very fond of Due.

What's left is an individual agreement. PSG is in negotiations with the team and is waiting for an agreement. PSG has offered a five-year contract.

Sky Sports Germany said on Wednesday, "Munich coach Bangsang Kompany called Due to explain about his transfer to Munich. Munich is seeking to recruit Due and is preparing a second proposal. Negotiations are underway and the same is true for PSG."

At that time, the transfer fee for Doue that Ren wanted was 60 million euros about 89.3 billion won and the option was included. 바카라사이트

He grew up in Ren, a striker born in 2005, and was promoted to a professional team in the summer of 2022. He has excellent dribbling ability and participation in mid-range shots and defense. He mainly plays on the left, but he is an all-weather second-tier striker who can play right wingers and even play attacking midfielders.

Due made his debut in League 1 in the 2022-2023 season and successfully made his debut by scoring three goals and one assist in 26 games. He played 1,624 minutes in 31 games in the league last season, the next season, and became a key resource, scoring four goals and five assists.

Due also joined the French national team of different ages. Notably, he was selected as a member of the national team led by Thierry Henry at the Paris Olympics and played as a key striker.

Many European clubs approached Doue. The prestigious PSG and the aforementioned Munich, as well as Tottenham in the Premier League, paid attention.

In the end, Due chose PSG, which is his own league and will play in the UEFA Champions League next season.

PSG is eyeing to beef up its first striker after sending Kylian Mbappe to Real Madrid this summer. PSG, which previously recruited Matvei Saponov goalkeeper, Willian Pacho defender and Joao Neves midfielder, will recruit strikers for the first time in the summer to strengthen their team.

Currently, the left winger is Bradley Barcola, and Due's joining is seen as an appropriate option for strengthening the squad depth. In addition, Due's ability to play in all areas of the team's second term is also a good option for PSG, which is competing in multiple competitions.

However, Lee Kang-in can expect a new competition structure. Playing as a right winger or an offensive midfielder under Enrique, Lee is facing a new competitor in the existing competition for his team.

Lee Kang-in, who proved his true value in his PSG debut season last season, immediately received Saudi Arabia's attention.

French soccer magazine "Ongs Mondial" reported on the 10th that "the Saudi professional league club is rushing to make a very big offer to Lee Kang-in."

The media explained, "Saudi Arabia is ready to attack Lee Kang-in with a very big proposal," adding, "According to Foot Mercato information, the Saudi professional league club is interested in PSG midfielder Lee Kang-in."