PSG plan to sign Kvaratskhelia as Mbappe replacement
According to 'L'Equipe', Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has reportedly reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain to leave Napoli for a good offer and take Kylian Mbappe's place in the squad.
5 months ago
Mbappe's time at PSG has come to an end, which has meant a radical change for the Parisian side, who have lost their top star and will have to look for a replacement in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Many names have started to be rumoured as time has gone by, although all the spotlight seems to be on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. According to ‘L'Equipe’, the Georgian forward has accepted the French club's offer. As a result, the club have already started negotiations with Napoli for his transfer.
The player has a contract with the Italian club until 2027 and the board's intention is not to let him leave. At the very least, the transfer will not be cheap and the tough negotiator, De Laurentiis will not make it easy for PSG.
The same media outlet reports that PSG want to invest an amount close to 60 million euros. However, Napoli are not considering letting him leave for less than 130 million euros. The Georgian wants to leave for Paris, but Mbappe's replacement will not come cheap for the Parisians.
Many names have started to be rumoured as time has gone by, although all the spotlight seems to be on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. According to ‘L'Equipe’, the Georgian forward has accepted the French club's offer. As a result, the club have already started negotiations with Napoli for his transfer.
The player has a contract with the Italian club until 2027 and the board's intention is not to let him leave. At the very least, the transfer will not be cheap and the tough negotiator, De Laurentiis will not make it easy for PSG.
The same media outlet reports that PSG want to invest an amount close to 60 million euros. However, Napoli are not considering letting him leave for less than 130 million euros. The Georgian wants to leave for Paris, but Mbappe's replacement will not come cheap for the Parisians.
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