A “Marseille” target for PSG

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By: Manu Tournoux

A “Marseille” target for PSG

In search of a new left side, Paris Saint-Germain would explore the Nuno Tavares track.

Paris Saint-Germain is looking for a new left-back. While the holder Nuno Mendes injured his thigh and will be out for several weeks, the capital club is looking for other solutions to this position.

Juan Bernat could leave, and Layvin Kurzawa, if he is in the group selected for the Asian tour, is invited to find a way out. There is Lucas Hernandez, who can evolve on the left, but the French international was rather recruited to evolve in the axis.

As a result, PSG would now target a certain Nuno Tavares. The Portuguese side, on loan last season to OM, has returned to Arsenal, but his future in London looks very uncertain. Luis Campos would see in Tavares an ideal lining for Mendes, estimates the Spanish media Relevo.

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Manu Tournoux

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