Courted by PSG last summer, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia would not be in the Parisian sights for the January transfer window and would even be close to extending to Naples.
A real soap opera of PSG's last summer transfer window, the Kvara file gave birth to a mouse and the Georgian winger finally remained in Naples where the new coach Antonio Conte had demanded that he be part of his project. But Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has still not extended his Neapolitan contract and rumors sending him to Paris quickly resurfaced.
In today's edition, Le Parisien, however, assures that PSG has not relaunched the Kvara track with a view to the January transfer window, which promises to be very calm in terms of arrivals, barring injury or the departure of undesirables like Milan Skriniar and Randal Kolo Muani. There is little chance anyway, if not none, that Naples opens the door to a departure of its key player in the middle of the season.
Kvara and Naples reportedly close to an agreement
On Sunday, the Italian daily Corriere dello Sport also revealed that Naples and Kvara's entourage had come closer to an agreement in recent days with a view to an extension of his contract until 2029, or two more years per year. compared to the current lease. An extension “with a salary increase, bonuses and a clause determined to satisfy everyone”.
-No figures are specified by the Italian daily, but some journalists like Nicolo Schira mention a new salary of €6.5 million/year (compared to €1.8 million currently) and a possible release clause set at €80 million. . In any case, this would be the amount of the release clause wanted by the Kvara clan, who would not want it to be too high so as not to close the doors to a possible transfer next summer.
An extension of Kvara at Napoli, with a clause of a reasonable amount, would therefore not necessarily put an end to the possibility of seeing the Georgian leave the Italian club at the end of the season, but for this winter, a transfer to PSG seems likely. already to be forgotten.
