Events follow one another this Tuesday at Paris Saint-Germain. While the coach’s file was suddenly unblocked, an agreement was reached with Mallorca for Kang-In Lee.
The legal, sports and financial services of PSG have been in turmoil for a few hours. While several sources confirm that the Galtier file is definitively settled, and that the signing of his replacement, Luis Enrique, will take place within 24 hours, Marca announces that Mallorca and Paris have reached a definitive agreement for the transfer of Kang-In Lee, the South Korean international from the Spanish club. Long coveted by Luis Campos, the 22-year-old attacking midfielder still had two years of contract with the Mallorca club. To reach an agreement, Paris Saint-Germain agreed to pay 17 million euros, and should also play a friendly match next year in the Mallorca stadium under renovation.
Kang-In Lee has already passed his medical examination
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Proof that the file was already well advanced, brand specifies that Kang-In Lee has already passed his medical examination at PSG, and his arrival in Paris is scheduled for this week so that he can sign his contract presented as “ long duration “. Arrived at a very young age in Valencia from the Korean club Incheon Flyings FC, Kang-In Lee signed freely in Mallorca in 2021, in other words, the Balearic club is doing an excellent financial operation. Sportingly, the South Korean comes out of a season with 15 goals and 16 assists in all competitions. In this case, Paris Saint-Germain had competitors, since the interest of Manchester United, theAtlético de Madrid and Aston Villa had recently been mentioned. Similarly, two years ago, the name of Kang-In Lee had been mentioned in Nice and even at OM. By recruiting a Korean star, PSG is also sending a strong signal to a country that is a football fan, after Son Heung-Min at Tottenham, Asian fans will be able to land at the Parc des Princes to see a compatriot play. And possibly buy PSG jerseys, even if that was probably not the first argument of the Parisian decision-makers.
