The Italian press has reported that Paris Saint-Germain have set a price for the transfer of Marco Verratti. An announcement that saddened more than one.
Arrived in July 2012 from Pescara, Marco Verratti is one of the last symbols of the beginning of the QSI era still present at Paris Saint-Germain. But after more than a decade orchestrating the midfield of the capital club, the “little owl” could finally leave his nest. In any case, this is what the Italian press has suggested in recent days, the latter indicating that PSG would be ready to part with their transalpine international against a check for sixty million euros. Sad news for some.
For Didier Roustan, Marco Verratti has not been paid for his commitment to Paris. The journalist explained it on Wednesday on the set of the chain The Team. ” What is especially sad is that he is a remarkable player, that he was very important for PSG, that PSG rather ‘betrayed’ him by putting some… not painters… but… around him. In addition, he is a generous player, we tend to forget that. He is a player who went into contact, who played a dirty role somewhere when Thiago Motta and (Blaise) Matuidi left.”
“People stop at that”
And the journalist to regret certain criticisms of the midfielder. ” When I see people go wild on the level of Verratti, because he is often absent because he is injured or he is suspended because he was generous, not only for the java. Afterwards, people stop at that and I find it a shame compared to everything he did during his career at PSG. “While waiting for a possible firm offer to be made by one club or another, Marco Verratti remains committed to Paris until June 2026.
