PSG continues its transfer window! New transfer announced (official)

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Pending reinforcements to bring added value to an already well-oiled workforce, the Paris Saint-Germain continues its degreasing.

The capital's club announced the loan of the young Naoufel El Hannach in Montpellier. This Parisian Titi born in 2006 joins the Hérault club, relegated this season in Ligue 2, for a season. PSG did not specify if this loan included a purchase option.

“Trained at Paris Saint-Germain, Naoufel El Hannach joins Montpellier HSc, as part of a loan of a season,
Can we read in an official press release. Born in Poissy on December 7, 2006, Naoufel El Hannach joined Paris Saint-Germain from the U8 category. The young defender followed all the stages of the Parisian course, from pre -training and training centers to the U19 team, with which he won as a framework. In May 2024, he won his first title by winning the French U19 championship alongside Senny Mayulu, Yoram Zague and Ibrahim Mbaye. »»

Parisian hope in Ligue 2

PSG also specifies that “The noted performance of Naoufel El Hannach allowed him to participate in the entire summer preparation 2024-2025 and wear the jersey of the first team during the two friendly preseason meetings. This season, he was part of the professional group four times and played fourteen games with the U19, including five in Youth League. He was also crowned champion of France with this category. »»

Moroccan international U20, Naoufel El Hannach is part of the finalist group of the U20 African Cup. He should have the opportunity to garner playing time in Hérault.

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