PSG, the departure of a lofter made official

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG, the departure of a lofter made official

PSG announced in a press release the departure of a player who had become undesirable under Luis Enrique.

26-year-old defender Nordi Mukiele has joined German champions Leverkusen for the season on a loan deal with no option to buy.

In Paris, ” Nordi Mukiele has added two French championship titles (2023, 2024), a Coupe de France (2024) and two Champions Trophy (2022, 2023) to his list of achievements in 45 appearances in all competitions. “, the capital club said in a press release.

Another departure from PSG seems imminent since Danilo Pereira is on the radar of two Liga heavyweights according to RMC: Atlético de Madrid and FC Barcelona. Not to mention FC Porto, also interested in the profile of the versatile 32-year-old Portuguese, four years after his departure from the Dragons.

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