Paris Saint-Germain has experienced significant movements this week, with notable absences and arrivals. The attacker star, Ousmane Dembélé, missed Sunday training due to viral syndrome, although he should come back early this week and be available for the European Supercut against Tottenham in Udine. At the same time, the club formalized the arrival of goaltender Lucas Chevalier, recruited for 55 million euros. Knight expressed his enthusiasm for joining the PSG, highlighting his knowledge of some players and staff members, which should facilitate his integration.

The Parisian team also strengthened its defence with the arrival of Illya Zabarnyi, a 22-year-old Ukrainian central defender from Bournemouth. This €63 million transfer, including bonuses, marks an important investment for the club and aims to bring youth, experience and serenity to the defensive axis. Zabarnyi’s arrival is in addition to that of Chevalier and Renato Marin, confirming the PSG’s willingness to strengthen its workforce for the coming season.

This accumulation of new recruits raises questions about the future of Arnaud Tena, goalkeeper who arrived in 2023. After refusing to extend with Barcelona and having had little time playing at the PSG, Tena finds herself faced with a crucial choice. Spanish and English rumours evoke proposals for the guardian, while the PSG hopes to recover about 6 million euros on this transfer. Tena’s future remains uncertain, but the arrival of new goaltenders may prompt him to consider a start.

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