Paris Saint-Germain continues to explore new opportunities to strengthen its squad. According to information reported by *PSG Inside Actus*, the Parisian club has submitted a first proposal to recruit Maxim De Cuyper, a promising young left-back from Club Bruges. Aged 23, this player, known for his speed and technical mastery, is considered one of the most promising talents in his position.
De Cuyper’s profile seems to perfectly match the needs identified by PSG and their coach Luis Enrique, who are looking to rejuvenate the defensive line. Luis Campos, the club’s sporting director, would have already initiated a first contact with the player a few days ago to discuss the terms of a possible transfer, Club Bruges being ready to consider a departure of its defender.
“PSG have already presented an offer for Maxim De Cuyper. Although his contract with Club Bruges is valid until 2028, the interest of the Parisian club could accelerate the negotiations. Luis Campos would have recently exchanged with the player, with the agreement of his club, to establish the bases for a future collaboration,” reports the specialized media. However, PSG will face fierce competition in this matter.
Other big clubs in the ranks
Indeed, although Paris is in a favorable position to recruit De Cuyper, several major European clubs, including Liverpool, Arsenal, OM, Wolfsburg, Union Berlin, Betis Sevilla, Valencia, Atlético Madrid, Ajax Amsterdam and Fenerbahçe, are also closely monitoring the Belgian international.
Considered one of the revelations of the Jupiler Pro League, the player from Knokke-Heist seduces with his speed, his ability to attack and his defensive solidity. His versatility allows him to play in systems with three or four defenders.
If PSG manages to complete the transfer of Maxim De Cuyper, they would significantly consolidate their left flank, providing a solid alternative to Nuno Mendes. For its part, Club Bruges would estimate the price of its player at around 12 million euros, a completely affordable amount for Parisian finances. A case to follow closely…
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