Bounou explains why he failed PSG

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By: Manu Tournoux

Bounou explains why he failed PSG

After his fantastic 2022 World Cup with Morocco, Yassine Bounou saw his rating skyrocket. Coveted by the biggest European teams during the previous summer transfer window, like Paris Saint-Germain, the 32-year-old goalkeeper finally left Seville to join the Saudi team Al-Hilal.

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“There was contact”

For Foot MercatoYassine Bounou explained his choice. “Regarding Paris, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich, yes there were contacts with these three clubs during the transfer window. What I can tell you is that I was one of the options for these clubs”confided the former Sevillian.

“I was their main option”

And to add: “ But as you know, in football, it’s not just up to me. There are a lot of factors to take into account whether this happens or not. I am lucky today to be in a club like Al-Hilal, where I am happy, and where above all I was their main option. So, I feel the responsibility to give it my best. »

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