Paris Saint-Germain would strengthen in central defence with Evan Ndicka
As rumours about the possible departures of Marquinhos and Presnel Kimpembé grow, Paris Saint-Germain has already targeted Evan Ndicka to strengthen its defence, according to information from Corriere dello Sport. While Marquinhos’ future remains uncertain and Kimpembé’s future is still unclear, the capital’s club could be forced to recruit a new central defender this summer.
The PSG would follow closely Evan Ndicka, aged 25 and international Ivorian (16 selections), who is currently playing at AS Roma until June 2028. The AJ-trained defender Auxerre made a solid season with the Louve, having played 47 games all over the competition. Its value is estimated at about 40 million euros by the management of AS Roma.
The finalists of the UNFP trophy of the Ligue 1 best hope unveiled
The UNFP revealed this Wednesday the five names in the race to win the UNFP trophy of the 1 McDonald’s League’s best hope. The finalists are Eliesse Ben Seghir (AS Monaco), Désiré Doué (Paris Saint-Germain), Andrey Santos (RC Strasbourg), Joao Neves (LOSC) and Ayyoub Bouaddi (LOSC). The votes will be taken by the players and coaches, with a ceremony scheduled for May 11.
The PSG won Arsenal in the semifinal of the Champions League
This Tuesday night, Paris Saint-Germain won on Arsenal’s lawn in the semifinal game of the Champions League (0-1). A precious victory that puts the Parisians in a favorable position before the return match. The meeting also beat a record audience for Canal+, with 2.74 million viewers and a peak of 3.1 million in the game.
Ousmane Dembélé uncertain for the match in Strasbourg
Out on injury in the match against Arsenal, Ousmane Dembélé does not seem to suffer a serious injury according to The Team. The MTP did not consider it necessary to give him an MRI this Wednesday. His participation in the game in Strasbourg next Saturday remains uncertain, but his presence for the return match against Arsenal on Wednesday seems less compromised.
- Ashraf Hakimi: “We’re all strong together”**
After the PSG’s victory in Arsenal, Ashraf Hakimi stressed the importance of collective cohesion driven by Luis Enrique. The Moroccan side highlighted everyone’s commitment to the offensive and defensive game, allowing the PSG to form a united and mobile team.