PSG exfiltrates another unwanted player

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG exfiltrates another unwanted player

After Marco Verratti, another PSG player was transferred to Qatar. World champion Julian Draxler will wear the Al-Ahli jersey in the country of the owner of the Parisian club.

Unlike Marco Verratti, Friday evening before PSG-Nice (2-3), Julian Draxler did not experience the honors of a farewell ceremony. No one will be surprised.

The German midfielder, world champion in 2014, has not left his mark on the Parisian club as his Italian counterpart was able to do after twelve years spent in Paris.

With Verratti, PSG collects 45 million euros

The two men will have the opportunity to rub shoulders again, as opponents, in the Qatar championship, in the country of the owner of the French champions via the QSI fund (Qatar Sports Investment).

If Marco Verratti signed for Al-Arabi, a transfer estimated at 45 million euros, Julian Draxler will wear the Al-Ahli jersey. One of the Doha clubs made it official this Monday.

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Manu Tournoux

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