PSG "I care about Lee Kang-in, but I will sell it"...I decided to sell it
PSG "I care about Lee Kang-in, but I will sell it"...I decided to sell it
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As Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has opened up the possibility of Lee Kang-in's transfer in earnest, a significant change is expected in the transfer market this summer.
"PSG is ready to accept Lee Kang-in's transfer offer, and after the end of the season, the players and the club will discuss their future career path," the French leading newspaper Lekif reported exclusively on the 2nd (Korea Standard Time).
Another media outlet, "Ale Paris," said on the same day, "PSG coach Luis Enrique acknowledges Lee Kang-in's skills, but he is willing to send them to other clubs at a price that is not cheap."
The specific transfer fee has not been disclosed, but PSG is willing to sell it at a reasonable price.
This suggests that the club is re-evaluating Lee Kang-in's future amid a noticeable decline in his chances to play in recent months, and is interpreted as a sign that Lee Kang-in's PSG life is coming to an end.
Lee Kang-in entered the French stage in the summer of 2023 by moving from Mallorca to PSG in La Liga, Spain. The transfer fee was about 22 million euros (about 34.8 billion won), and PSG expected Lee Kang-in to pay attention to his tactical flexibility and young age.
In fact, under Luis Enrique at the beginning of the season, he was frequently on the starting list and used. However, as time passed, Lee Kang-in's position quickly narrowed. In particular, since the beginning of this year, it has become more frequent not to be used in major games, and in the end, it has not been included in the replacement list recently.
In fact, he did not play for a minute in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinals against Arsenal, especially at important moments such as the European match.
In the last two matches against Aston Villa in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, Lee Kang-in did not play for a minute, which is considered a clear example of his current position.
PSG won 3-1 in the first round, but struggled to advance to the semifinals with a 2-3 defeat in the second round, and Lee Kang-in had no role at all. This is not just a rotation, but most say that Lee Kang-in has been pushed out of the manager's firm priority for use.
Lee Kang-in's reduction in position is not just a matter of performance, but also a fierce competitive structure in the squad.
Through this winter's transfer market, competition has become fiercer with the addition of Khvicha Kvaratshelia in Lee Kang-in's position, and PSG's second main line is currently dominated by Usman Dembele and Bradley Barcola, while Vitinya, Jair Emery and Fabian Lewis have a firm advantage in the midfield.
In this situation, 온라인카지노 Lee Kang-in seems to have been virtually pushed back from the competition within the team despite his flexibility in position.
In particular, French media 'Foot01' pointed out that "Lee Kang-in has been excluded from Luis Enrique's core strategy," adding, "The coach consistently excludes Lee Kang-in in major games against the strong team."