Mercato: Big blow for PSG!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: Big blow for PSG!

Targeted by Paris Saint-Germain this winter, Kevin Danso would be deemed untransferable by RC Lens.

With the recent injury of Milan Skriniarwho is expected to be out until almost the end of the season, and the return of Presnel Kimpembe who delays, the Paris Saint Germain sees its rearguard heavily diminished despite the arrival of the young Lucas Beraldowho played his first two matches against Toulouse then Revel last week.

A targeted Ligue 1 defender

With the winter transfer window open, the Ile-de-France club then began looking for a central defender to compensate for the various absences and to be able to ensure sufficient rotation in the second part of the season, which as always risks being busy. The Parisian management would then have set its sights on Kevin Danso (25 years old)who has become a captain of RC Lens since his arrival in 2021 and today one of the best defenders in Ligue 1.

But this path could prove complicated because it will not only be necessary to convince the player, very attached to the Artesian club with whom he wishes to compete in the Europa League this season, but also the Sang et Or. According to information from Foot Mercato, the 2023 French vice-champion has no intention of parting with his central defender this winter, regardless of the price. Despite the common interest of PSG and Bayern Munich, the Austrian international would be deemed “untransferable”.

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Manu Tournoux

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